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Old 28-Feb-2005, 19:52
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Whats the average mileage from slipper clutches.

Can you advise the sort of average miles for slipper clutch plates. Just trying to get a feel for the wear factor.
My standard clutch with origonal plates are up to 10k, thats with everyday use, odd track days and touring.
So as an average are we looking at 5k or better.
The clutch is running ali plates also.
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Old 28-Feb-2005, 21:23
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Not a very helpful answer i suppose but i guess how long it lasts will depend on how much you make it slip. My ally standard clutch is still going stong after 13,000 miles i think it is. Makes a few noises when pulling away but its not slipping yet. Done four trackdays on it a well. I would guess than unless your a very hard road rider then a slipper would last as long as any other on the road. On the track then i dont know!
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Old 28-Feb-2005, 21:27
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I only got 7000 out of standard basket and plates. As for race items I would guess not more than standard but you never know. Lots of other similar posts to check on clutch longevity - but not slipper clutches I don't think.
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Old 28-Feb-2005, 22:01
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Got about 4000 miles out of my original clutch pack for a 12 ear STM slipper clutch, but it was the novelty factor. Approx 6000 so far on next set of plates (including 10 or so track days), and still going strong.
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Old 28-Feb-2005, 22:10
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Thanks guys, pretty much as i thought not that to bad if treated with due care.
Ta Kev
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Old 28-Feb-2005, 23:40
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not that to bad if treated with due care

.... that'll be less than a tank-full for you then Kev
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Old 28-Feb-2005, 23:42
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Henners, I was trying to stay off this thread .. I just hope mine lasts out our trip ....
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Old 28-Feb-2005, 23:45
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Prevention is better than cure Dibs, Kevs got a spare clutch (or will have very soon)
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2k per set of plates when i had my 998R
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Old 02-Mar-2005, 23:14
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Bloody hope I do better than that Mr Chilio. It will cost me more in clutch plates than petrol !
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