Clutch slave cylinder

Smurf · 31-Aug-2006, 13:57

First off, cracking site!! Have picked up loads of info/tips since being refered here by a mate, hopefully will be able to contribute something back in the future!!
Anyway, I'm lookin for an after market clutch slave cylinder (the 20% higher ratio variety). Have only found moto2.co.uk and casoli who do them. Any more sources people know of????
Cheers

antonye · 31-Aug-2006, 14:10

JHP/Ducati Coventry?
Our very own Nelly/Cornerspeed sell STM items too I believe? Try clicking his advert when it pops up at the side in the "Today's Posts" or main "Forum" view.

Zimbo16 · 31-Aug-2006, 22:39

Spareshack does them as well.

Jools · 31-Aug-2006, 22:43

Ey up Smurf...Bedford eh?

Look out for BHCN (Beds/Herts/Cambs/Northants) rideouts...or may see you on the 660

Smurf · 01-Sep-2006, 09:38

Cheers chaps, the old cylinder is now destined for the bin!! Ok Jools, might catch u on the 660, but with the weather round here at the mo there's more chance of me bein in a boat than on the bike!!

khushy · 01-Sep-2006, 10:19

I got mine from Germany - good price as well - works a treat!

Khushy

wogger · 01-Sep-2006, 10:56

Get one off Nelly at Cornerspeed, very well made, works a treat and it's got the Cornerspeed logo on, what more do you want?

chicken · 01-Sep-2006, 13:33

I've got a Cornerspeed one and an STM one - both from Nelly, both about the same price, both work brilliantly.

Jools · 01-Sep-2006, 15:58

Just be aware that the replacement cylinders look sexier and have a lighter clutch action, but this is because they have a bigger bore. Because they have a bigger bore and you're only pumping a given volume from your master cylinder, the slave will only move through a shorter stroke and won't push your clutch plates so far apart.

This is usually OK (they wouldn't sell many if they didn't work would they) but it can make them fussy little boogers to bleed

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31-Aug-2006, 22:39	#3
Zimbo16 Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,057 Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Gloucestershire Mood: Feeling peckish Spareshack does them as well. Reply

31-Aug-2006, 22:43	#4
Jools DSC Club Member BSB Star Posts: 6,930 Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Bedfordshire Mood: MT Meglomaniac Ey up Smurf...Bedford eh? Look out for BHCN (Beds/Herts/Cambs/Northants) rideouts...or may see you on the 660 The Patent Jools Mood Meter -Today I am: ___________^ Reply

01-Sep-2006, 09:38	#5
Smurf Registered Forum User Mille Bikes: 748SP TDR250 Posts: 132 Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Bedford Mood: Wibble!!! Cheers chaps, the old cylinder is now destined for the bin!! Ok Jools, might catch u on the 660, but with the weather round here at the mo there's more chance of me bein in a boat than on the bike!! Reply

01-Sep-2006, 10:19	#6
khushy Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 516 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Glastonbury ebay . . . I got mine from Germany - good price as well - works a treat! Khushy Reply

01-Sep-2006, 10:56	#7
wogger Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 204 Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Worksop, Nottinghamshire Mood: Happy as Larry. Get one off Nelly at Cornerspeed, very well made, works a treat and it's got the Cornerspeed logo on, what more do you want? Reply

01-Sep-2006, 13:33	#8
chicken Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,670 Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Brick Lane Curry House Mood: suck, squeeze, bang,......fart? I've got a Cornerspeed one and an STM one - both from Nelly, both about the same price, both work brilliantly. Reply