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Title: Clutch Help Post by: SR1K_Femme on May 29, 2009, 03:01:59 PM So I picked up my Speedy Moto pressure plate and springs. The rusty look SO doesn't go well with my open clutch cover. Lol
However the lovely folks at MC want to charge $75 for install. Is it really that hard to remove and reinstall with the new pieces?? Granted I don't want to be looking for random springs as they may launch out of the bike and into the garage somewhere, but I also don't want to have to part with hard earned money being unemployed and all. Beer anyone!?!?! ;) Title: Re: Clutch Help Post by: JohnnyDucati on May 29, 2009, 04:36:17 PM So I picked up my Speedy Moto pressure plate and springs. The rusty look SO doesn't go well with my open clutch cover. Lol However the lovely folks at MC want to charge $75 for install. Is it really that hard to remove and reinstall with the new pieces?? Granted I don't want to be looking for random springs as they may launch out of the bike and into the garage somewhere, but I also don't want to have to part with hard earned money being unemployed and all. Beer anyone!?!?! ;) OMG, on a scale of 1 to 10 in difficulty (1 easy, 10 hard), this one ranks about a 0.25. 5 minutes, tops 7 minutes. Can be done on the side of the road, at the coffee shop/pub/friends house, with tools you bring in your pocket. When would you like to get it done? I can help. [thumbsup] Title: Re: Clutch Help Post by: Tailgunner on May 29, 2009, 06:16:27 PM I don't know what it entails not having a dry clutch myself, but I'm envious. Sounds easy. You could do it over here at my place if you want. We could do the blinkers too that we never got around to. Johnny lives out this way and he'd come help. Cold ones in the fridg. [beer]
wow I just saw/heard a Hypermotard go by. That thing sounded like a tractor. That was pretty cool 8) Title: Re: Clutch Help Post by: JohnnyDucati on May 29, 2009, 07:42:10 PM I don't know what it entails not having a dry clutch myself, but I'm envious. Sounds easy. You could do it over here at my place if you want. We could do the blinkers too that we never got around to. Johnny lives out this way and he'd come help. Cold ones in the fridg. [beer] wow I just saw/heard a Hypermotard go by. That thing sounded like a tractor. That was pretty cool 8) Yer dang skippy I'd help. Where is that girl? I'm eager to start installing that fancy clutch on that awesome 1k. Got my pappy's tool's and toolbox all handy and everything . . . Title: Re: Clutch Help Post by: Tailgunner on May 29, 2009, 08:07:35 PM She's probably crawling around in the garage looking for random springs :P
Title: Re: Clutch Help Post by: JohnnyDucati on May 29, 2009, 09:17:05 PM Doh!!! :o Title: Re: Clutch Help Post by: SR1K_Femme on May 30, 2009, 09:59:37 AM Haha, no I will leave that to the 'professionals' lol. Springs are still attatched. :p
What day works for you guys? :) Title: Re: Clutch Help Post by: JohnnyDucati on May 30, 2009, 10:16:28 AM Hmm . . . let me check my schedule . . . Yup. Nothing today! I'm pretty open today. Don't know what Billy is up to. Tomorrow is track day! |