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I am looking for a 44156-54 pivot stud for a half hub front brake. They seem to be hard to find and expensive if I do find one. Does anyone know what the major difference is between that and the newer 44156-64 pivot stud? If it is just a matter of length, I am thinking that I can machine down the 44156-64 part.

I started a post on this awhile back. Search "Front brake pivot stud". Patrick indicates you can use the later one if you trim it down. Mark

I can trade you If you want. Have some. Erik

I ordered the 64 version on eBay. It's half price of what I could find the 54 version for. I got a good deal on a decent half-hub wheel, but by the time I piece together a brake plate that might cost as much as the wheel. My goal is to get everything pretty good and get this project on the road. It's going to look like a 60 year old bike, but I am OK with that. I'd just like to start with as many stock parts as possible within my budget. It will be a mild custom but more in the realm of a cut-down / tracker.

From there I can start making it better if I want. Things like new rims, spokes, etc.

Ok well I pulled it if you need it later just call anytime. Erik

Hi. I don't know what you need but I am starting to let some extra K parts go to concentrate on the main builds. Lived at my shop like a hermit and bought K parts in the 80s. Everything I could...so outright or ebay im taking requests. Listing K Cylinders today and for a while whatever pops up! Thank you. EKHKHK56 SELLER 100% positive since 07.

You asked what I am looking for. There are a lot of items, I should really work on a list. Starting from the top of the bike down, I have what I believe to be the original handlebars. They are not too bad for being 60 years old. I do not have the original throttle mechanism though. I would love to be able to run the cable through the bars. There are threads inside the right handlebar, but not the left. Do you have any of those parts?

Hi Matt. Be easier for me to send photos and info from my account [email protected] be glad to help any way I can. Erik