the part the brake hose screws on to is stripped a caliper for my bike is $146.00 the cheapest I can find; can my caliper be repaired? J&P had no answers

 

Maybe you get lucky on eBay, rebuild someone else's old caliper.

 

Maybe you could use something like this, you will probably have to or should dissemble the caliper to keep it clean of shavings.

 

Brakes keep you alive, throw it away and spend the coin to get a decent used one or a new one...dead is a difficult position from which to enjoy riding.

 

X2 on eBay. Get the part number off the Harley site and search eBay. A few sellers on there part out wrecked bikes.

 

If you insist on repairing what you have drill and retap what you have to taper pipe , find the correct needed adapter and return to good to go . I would not use a brass fitting , all steel or stainless for me . Just my opinion and 2 cents . I had to do this to add late rear brakes to my 75

 

Front or rear? Rear I have a couple no box new ones different brands from the project days, get pictures up if interested, be way cheaper but there's a deadline if your in a hurry, out of town two weeks starting the 11th.
Think this one is a Thunderheart, with a front adapter, bolt pattern the same as yours

 

TwiZted Biker it's the front bulls eye caliper, but man that's beautiful rear caliper

 

you cant fix it

 

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