HELP! I screwed my Clutch Lever up

[Kabulpostie]

So I got Pazzo levers for my S2R1K changed the brake side with no problem. When I went to do the clutch side I stripped the allen head on the set screw . This is after applying heat and liquid wrench, that thing did not want to come out. So because one act of stupidity should never be left alone I used vice grips to rotate the other piece out buggering the threads . It will still work, but are there replacement pieces that can be readily had or easy fixes? I just got on the bike after almost a year away and rode it back from the shop last night..I'm pretty sure I can make it work short term but sure wouldn't feel comfortable. Please Help this idiot.

[theoneillusion]

You can chase the threads to see if you can repair them. The Sears nearby has one of those display stands with a demo thread repairing tool. You could bring your bolt in and see if it will fit the pitch of the display tool and get a free repair. I'll admit, it may be a longshot

[theoneillusion]

For the setscrew, you could try to carefully epoxy an allen wrench in there. Make sure you don't get epoxy where it shouldn't be (i.e. the threads).

[SpikeC]

 When I changed my levers the set screw did not want to budge, I used a wrench to move the actuating rod a little bit, and the set screw then came out easily. The amount of damage to the threads on the rod were minimal.

[Kabulpostie]

Thanks for the replies. It went back in ok and is functioning fine, however it's bugging me just knowing it's there, so since I am planning on riding down to Seattle Ducati anyway I'm going to check and see if they have the parts on hand.