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I think you’d want M6 x 25mm. These work great. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BXX6FSE/?tag=sce0f-20

That link seems to be for ALL of their knob screws.

As I mentioned, read the two threads I referenced above to get the opinions of others as well.

9mm or 10mm will work. Read the thread about the pros cons of 9mm vs 10mm. I think the 10mm feels a bit better, and is a bit better matched to the front brake feel. The 9mm locks up the rear a little easier, but can feel a little less firm. I ride both, and tend to prefer the 10mm overall. My...

Here’s one on Amazon for the 10mm. The part number for the 9mm one is in that Alta LHRB thread I pointed you to. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00WABXA0Y/?tag=sce0f-20

No, that is just a brake lever. You need the whole clutch master cylinder, which includes a lever.

I don’t see that you reference any ebay part number.

Yes, there are just two pieces. The hose and the master cylinder/lever. If you read the thread, there are different opinions about whether to get a 9mm or 10mm master cylinder. My opinion is they both work fine. The instruction manual for the original kit are in the Resources forum...

Here’s the hose. You just need to pick up the clutch master cylinder. https://www.ebay.com/itm/202915823229?mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&customid=link&campid=5338344719&toolid=20001&mkevt=1 The thread about the kit and what you need are here...

The adapter has 3 parts. See pic. When plugged into both the bike and computer, there should be a light on inside the canbus adapter. However, when reviewing my vids above, I did notice that even if the bike was off, I got all 12 tabs if the adapter was detected. They just didn’t have data. The...

Just as a refresher on hooking up the bike. I describe the three parts of the cable here (at 5:23 mark) Connecting the cables starts at 8:38 (yes, I ramble!) Starting Multitool with and without the bike on (14:27)

Was the bike turned on? If not, you will not get any signal. Here's what it should look like if it is communicating with the bike. (This is an actual pic of the laptop you are using talking to a bike.) There should be 12 tabs across the top. If it is not communicating, you only get like 3 or 4.

Yeah, that is my son. He was practicing jumps today. I personally never get the wheels off the ground no matter how hard I try! No wheelies, no jumps. I strictly obey the laws of gravity, especially the ones that apply to old fat men riding two-wheeled, wobbly bikes. Me and the ground are...

My son and I having some fun at Carnegie OHV in Tracy, CA, on the 4th of July holiday riding our Alta Redshift dirt bikes. Not a lot of folks out there that can claim they ride dirt bikes made right here in the good ol’ U.S.A., but we can!

Tony Williams still has a couple for sale in SoCal. See the Alta Motorcycles forum on Facebook. These would be new and he’ll ask full price.

They really went with the old-school twin rear shock. Interesting.

The tubing next to the chain would worry me a bit. Maybe some extra armor around the tube?

I keep seeing these Kuberg Rangers pop up in various Josh Hill videos. They look interesting. The pop-up seat is an interesting feature to switch between scooter and motorcycle layout. https://kubergcalifornia.com/collections/all-electric-motorcycles/products/kuberg-ranger

There’s a similar thread already. https://altaownersforum.com/threads/suspension-setting-database.400/

I assume this is @Deano, but wasn't sure at first. Then I recognized a few of the bikes. Sweet collection! https://altaownersforum.com/threads/new-zealand-10-altas.1856/