Slipper Clutch Spider Spring

Gizmo · 12-Jun-2006, 00:24

oops, sounds like this could be coming out quite quickly, 2 weeks of road riding and its fooked?? not much use given the mileage and use I give my bike

Lily · 12-Jun-2006, 00:27

the other option is to do what I do and live with comedy clutch when it starts to go..

Makes roundabouts and junctions mildly interesting, but you get used to the whine and the slip after a while..

Jon · 12-Jun-2006, 00:50

Are you guys sure you are fitting it correctley? I've had mine now nearly three years and only changed the spring because I ferked it up trying to get it off the 748.

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12-Jun-2006, 00:24	#1
Gizmo Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,549 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Penrith, Lake District Mood: is it the weekend yet?? oops, sounds like this could be coming out quite quickly, 2 weeks of road riding and its fooked?? not much use given the mileage and use I give my bike Reply

12-Jun-2006, 00:27	#2
Lily Registered Forum User Ducati in my Blood Posts: 4,527 Join Date: Apr 2003 Mood: stiff and tired the other option is to do what I do and live with comedy clutch when it starts to go.. Makes roundabouts and junctions mildly interesting, but you get used to the whine and the slip after a while.. Reply

12-Jun-2006, 00:50	#3
Jon Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,921 Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Drayton Bassett, Staffs Mood: Tad more confident Are you guys sure you are fitting it correctley? I've had mine now nearly three years and only changed the spring because I ferked it up trying to get it off the 748. Reply