Clutch cover
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Clutch cover
Did this in about 45 minutes....
Had to put it here to show how proud I am!!!!
Had to put it here to show how proud I am!!!!
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- ducinthebay
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Re: Clutch cover
That should let that rattly clutch noise out a bit. Oh, and the dust too.
Phil
Phil
Duc in the Bay
1990 750 Sport x2-Rosso Blanko (900ss copy) & Nuovo Nudo (Scrambler project)
1991 907 -mostly stock
2002 ST4s - Lots of mods.
1990 750 Sport x2-Rosso Blanko (900ss copy) & Nuovo Nudo (Scrambler project)
1991 907 -mostly stock
2002 ST4s - Lots of mods.
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- paso grand pooh-bah
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Re: Clutch cover
I thought about doing that too but as the thrust from the slave piston is centred in the middle of that inner ring of holes you drilled and being only ally I decided against it , ( did you get 1/2 way round before you thought of that too ? ) . How did you get on with sorting the functional issues you had with the clutch ?
I wish I was young again............Id be heaps smarter than last time
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Re: Clutch cover
the clutch cover has ribs all inside it that make up for most of the strength, and its really thin between those ribs, so i wasn't too worried about it.
as for my clutch problem....i removed the non factory master that was on it and ordered a paso clutch master. there was a lot of gunk in the old one and when i took it apart there was leaves and trash....so, i got the correct master on the way. thanks for asking!! should fix the issue right up! then be back on the road as soon as the new sprocket retainers show up.
as for my clutch problem....i removed the non factory master that was on it and ordered a paso clutch master. there was a lot of gunk in the old one and when i took it apart there was leaves and trash....so, i got the correct master on the way. thanks for asking!! should fix the issue right up! then be back on the road as soon as the new sprocket retainers show up.
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Re: Clutch cover
It's a great feeling to imagine something that is well designed and unique for one of our motorcycles and to then execute that action or design, then sit back and enjoy the outcome from a functional and aesthetic personal point of view. I have cut away much alloy and drilled many holes and chopped off plenty of plastic and steel while adding one-off custom bits and bobs to my Bonneville much to my distraction and to the displeasure of those less inclined. I am happy for you. We must enjoy ourselves!
1987 Ducati P750
1973 Honda CB450
2022 KTM RC390
1973 Honda CB450
2022 KTM RC390
- paso750
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Re: Clutch cover
Hamish, you can do a lot more on the clutch cover w/o weaking its structure. These are mine.
But it`s always sad to modify a perfectly good clutch cover as these are becoming rarer and more expensive by the day.
But it`s always sad to modify a perfectly good clutch cover as these are becoming rarer and more expensive by the day.
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Re: Clutch cover
of course things can be overdone, then it`ll break and you`ll have to improvise (found on the internet a while ago)
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Re: Clutch cover
Aw crap ! that's the last thing I needed to see, I got enough on my plate at the moment with out that trying to que jump the list of things to be done , wouldn't end there either ,if I could see the clutch Id need to make it a whole lot prettier too Mmmmmmmm
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- paso750
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Re: Clutch cover
just so you can see how they look on the inside and what they often cost:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ducati-Paso-F1- ... 3f260b9d13
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ducati-Paso-F1- ... 3f260b9d13
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- Brutus
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Re: Clutch cover
what kind a frame is this..?paso750 wrote:of course things can be overdone, then it`ll break and you`ll have to improvise (found on the internet a while ago)
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Re: Clutch cover
Bimota DB1
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Re: Clutch cover
tx. Got it..paso750 wrote:Bimota DB1
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