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Old 12-May-2005, 20:27   #1
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Clutch Basket?
Anyone got any experience of replacement clutch baskets?

I have the standard 748r slipper in at the moment with the alloy plates, but the basket is looking trashed again after 6000 miles.
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Old 12-May-2005, 20:36   #2
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Do a search. It's been well covered. Not hard to do, but need a clutch drum holding tool.
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Old 13-May-2005, 13:15   #3
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It might look trashed but if it still works OK why change it?

I have lost count of how many times I have been told the clutch needs replacing on the two Ducatis I have owned.

Never changed one yet, one bike did 14k the other 9k.

Sure the basket might be well worn but all that means is that it makes a bit more noise and is a bit grabby in operation.

It's your choice.

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[Edited on 13-5-2005 by Ray]
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Old 14-May-2005, 00:18   #4
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My clutch was knackered at its first 6000 mile service.

Well, the plates were a little curled up at the edges and the basket had some serious grooves. But it never grabbed or lurched and was as smooth as a smooth thing.

Changed it any way under recomendation...

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Old 14-May-2005, 00:33   #5
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You can usually file the basket tooth sides to smooooth it back out and stop it grabbing.
Not to much mind.
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Old 15-May-2005, 21:15   #6
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Cheers, I've cleaned up the basket and the grabbing has gone, that's saved a few quid!!
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Old 15-May-2005, 22:55   #7
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I've done over 18k on the original basket, second plate set went in at 11k. plates getting a bit worn now and basket needs another filing, but may replace this time. Have been told that the inner drum also wears behind the main nut and washer???

Contemplating a slipper also.

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Old 28-May-2005, 10:49   #8
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that guy on ebay sells slippers and cheap sets off plates .
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Old 28-May-2005, 11:39   #9
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that guy on ebay sells slippers and cheap sets off plates .

Who's that YP? Got a link anywhere?
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