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barmiebrumie:
After a great day out sunday with fellow MC'ers, my clutch is just about to go (starting to slip under lot's of strain,

Question's are:-
 
Anybody done one  :?: ,

How long did it take  :?: boom time 5hrs,

Any recomdation's  :?: ,

Should i change the fork while I'm at it  :?: .


Thanks in advance,


John.

driftwood:
http://forums.mud-club.com/viewtopic.php?t=28420

yes i would change the fork just to eliminate it if it is a bit week, you dont want to strip it all down again in a short time.

chris9119:

--- Quote from: "barmiebrumie" ---After a great day out sunday with fellow MC'ers, my clutch is just about to go (starting to slip under lot's of strain,

Question's are:-
 
Anybody done one  :?: ,

How long did it take  :?: boom time 5hrs,

Any recomdation's  :?: ,

Should i change the fork while I'm at it  :?: .


Thanks in advance,


John.
--- End quote ---


John

The simple answer is........, I'm sure the West Mids team will offer every assistance in doing the works...., as long as its not outside your place  :lol: )

With the correct kit, it will take a day......, without it 2-days. You can either take out the box or take out the engine and box. Some say its easier taking out the whole lot.

Chris

SEDDEY:
Change the fork defo...
The fork is the thing that died on mine and the clutch centred said that is the usual problem and not the clutch itself. Besides £20ish for an arm against doing or paying to have the box out again!!

snezza69:
For what it costs change the fork aswell (£12), bit of advice I got was to weld some 4mm thick plate behind the fulcrum on the fork and it will last a lot longer!

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