tab on my speedo tab washer busted off.
Does anyone happen to know if this washer from bevel heaven:

https://store.bevelheaven.com/chassis-s ... ab-washer/

will work as a replacement?

thanks - Jimmy

Hi,

Did happen to me, but I managed to hard solder a piece of metal to it. May be this works for you?

cheers Joep

pricey!

it happened to my original and I mig welded a replacement tab on. simple work. perhaps a buddy has a buzz box in the garage?

Looks like the right bit to me , mine broke too and I also welded it up , but I also gave the speedo drive and the cable a good clean and lube

yeah, I might have to get it welded, but I'm lazy enough that I'd prefer to spend the $$ and slap it in there and not have to worry about it for another 25 yrs. or so.
I'll try to get some info from Bevel Heaven on its fitment - I'll keep you all posted.
Thanks - Jimmy

the bevel heaven part fit. cleaned out the little speedo doo-dad while I was at it. what a pain-in-the-ass.
Is it just my bike, or does the front wheel fit much better without the washer that goes between the speedo unit and the fork leg?

I don't recall my Paso having that washer but it is shown on the parts diagram . I guess I would put it all together and see weather the discs are centered in the calipers and then either leave or remove the washer to get best alignment . Make sure the brass cable fitting is tight in the ally housing , mine wasn't and it came out and I lost the driven pinion

that washer was in there(somewhere) on mine when I changed the front tire. When I reinstalled the wheel, the brakepads bound too tight, so I removed it. Course, sometime after that my tab washer broke and the timing seemed a little suspicious so I reinstalled it again this time. Same problem with the brakepads. Eh, I removed it again, lets see what happens...

Ahhh! You're probably right - thanks.