You six post slipper clutch guys n gals
 

Any one looked at or noticed how much play or movement the centre hub of their slipper moves about, even with a new spring and the centre nut torqued?

no

Thatll be cos you have one of those orrible centre spring ones, mechanical numpty!:lol:

what an stm evo? seems to do the job. i'll show you how good the one is on my monster if you can keep up on your 999. ;)

You racers are too fast for me............;)

You altered your monster to a dry clutch then?

no its the standard ducati slipper but its ok. on a monster anyway.

And very much wet if ive got my facts right! Now get off my thread city boy, and let me get a proper answer! ;):D

still a slipper though.

oh nuts i'll shut up then.

i just seem to be in one of those moods today. :devil:

Centre hub on my Bucci doesn't move to be honest, sure it's torqued up?

Bit like the 748r or the 749r one......next to useless! thats the clutch not you!:D

Ah thank god sense at last.

Ive got a little end float on the centre hub, (when plates removed) new spring and torqued nut! Almost like the spring isnt strong enough, although i know thats not the case!

give it a clout.:D

I guess at a push I might be able to do the same with mine, you have to remember the only thing holding the hub securely in place is the force of the spider spring

When I had the slipper moved from the 996 to the 998 on the weekend I needed a new spider spring because it had flattened out a bit.

I might be wrong but I've dropped the bike into first a coupe of times and locked the back wheel. I noticed that I had more than the usual play in the center hub. I think what might have happend was that the hub rode all the way up the ramp, further than was originally intended? I just bent the arms back on the spider spring and put it back together until I could get a new one. I still have it as a spare :D

[Edited on 13-9-2005 by Jon]