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ST1100:

--- Quote from: royhall on November 20, 2015, 05:35:00 PM ---Now its operational there is a huge amount of clutch drag and the adjustment bolt is on the very end.
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Did you measure the stack-height (lining and friction plates piled) before installation?

royhall:
Unfortunately no, I didn't measure the stack height. With hindsight that would have been a good idea.

I did make sure everything that came out went back in. I also checked the plates for surface rust etc, and a quick check if they were warped (only by eye unfortunately).

Have posted 3 pictures below of the assembled clutch in place on the engine. Can anybody tell if it looks wrong, looks okay to me.

Maybe I need to run the engine before I do anything, it may just need bedding in. Perhaps I'm being over cautious again.

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Trigger:

--- Quote from: Johnwebley on November 20, 2015, 08:08:27 PM ---
--- Quote from: mike the bike on November 20, 2015, 07:22:54 PM ---I hope there's no problem with Cruzinimage clutches, I just bought one for the Katana..

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  how did you get them to send it ??


 I thought they didn't supply uk,

by the way,I recently re-plated my clutch,got a set from Bike bitz ?? Rotherham,I think,£23 all in,it works really smoothly,

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Nothing to do with one of my super upgraded pushrods then john ;D ;D ;D

Johnwebley:

--- Quote from: Trigger on November 21, 2015, 01:58:52 PM ---
--- Quote from: Johnwebley on November 20, 2015, 08:08:27 PM ---
--- Quote from: mike the bike on November 20, 2015, 07:22:54 PM ---I hope there's no problem with Cruzinimage clutches, I just bought one for the Katana..

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  how did you get them to send it ??


 I thought they didn't supply uk,

by the way,I recently re-plated my clutch,got a set from Bike bitz ?? Rotherham,I think,£23 all in,it works really smoothly,

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Nothing to do with one of my super upgraded pushrods then john ;D ;D ;D

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 I MUST commend Trigger  for getting made,and supplying quality steel one piece push rods,they fit well,and are much stronger
than the 3 piece alloy/steel Honda item,
well worth an upgrade


PS ,but,we all know Trigger loves 99p bargains,and these are a little more -)))))

Dave_Canada:
The steel plates can develop a bit of warp, and then need to be stacked so they lie flat against one another and installed as close to that orientation as possible. Check the basket fingers for any notching, the plates wear into them over time and new ones can bind up on the notches, judicious filing solves that. Widening the slots a bit doesn't hurt, just increases backlash slightly.

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