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    Slipper clutches Who where when.??

    Has anyone seen advertisements for aftermarket slipper clutch units?
    I'm interested to talk to a manufacturer or retailer of these units.
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    STM slipper clutch very good,
    got one but not yet fitted.
    try and get one from overseas as its much cheaper.
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    Can't help but wonder what the clutch is for. I had an identical XJ to the one you have in your avatar, and cant say it ever got that out of shape when the throttle got shut down.
    I may have the wrong idea on what a slipper clutch is used for but that is why they put them in big V twins.
    If the old Yamy is getting a wee bit off line when you shut it down, see if the swing arm bearings need a tweek. They are of the tapered roller variety, and real easy to do.
    I may of course just be making a dick of myself, and totally wrong. To this I can only say, my dad told me, "stick with what you're good at son."

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    possibly for his race bike FIZZERMAN!?

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    Quote Originally Posted by XJ/FROSTY
    Has anyone seen advertisements for aftermarket slipper clutch units?
    I'm interested to talk to a manufacturer or retailer of these units.
    Ya shoulda kept the ZXR750 !

    FYI: ZX7 and ZXR750 owners... Fairly cheap slipper clutch mod...

    http://homepage.ntlworld.com/webzxr/zxr750r/index.html

    Look under tech tips, then slipper clutch mods.

    Cheers,

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    O.k

    Quote Originally Posted by sAsLEX
    possibly for his race bike FIZZERMAN!?

    Yes, that does make more sense. I did say that I might be making a dick of myself, for saying anything, and turns out I was.

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    Slipper Clutches are great I Never Knew what I was missing Until I got One.
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    hmm--I wonder --somewhere in wellytown is a zxr750 engine --with a clutch in it-I wonder if I could/would fit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by XJ/FROSTY
    hmm--I wonder --somewhere in wellytown is a zxr750 engine --with a clutch in it-I wonder if I could/would fit.
    You stay away from my bike you !...

    Actually, thinking about it, my bike's up on blocks for a few months while I take it to pieces and clean it up... I can lend you some bits if you want to try it out... How hard is it to pull the clutch ? I've got the factory manual, but most of my tools are of the big and hitty variety.

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    http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...n-27281108.htm

    Squeeze that sucker in to the 400... cheaper than buying a slipper clutch... Pretty sure you'd soon be winning in F3 too

    Sedge.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sedge
    http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...n-27281108.htm

    Squeeze that sucker in to the 400... cheaper than buying a slipper clutch... Pretty sure you'd soon be winning in F3 too

    Sedge.
    you trying to sell tha motor to everybody sedge?

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    Nah, it's not me, but I'd have bought it if I hadn't blown all my bike cash on a set of forks for my beasty, you can never have enough engines

    Hmmm, F3, I wonder if you could sleeve it down to 440cc, heh heh... Is there anything in the racing rule book about forced induction ? Coz it'd be strong enough after that Sleeve it down and then boost it up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sedge
    You stay away from my bike you !...

    Actually, thinking about it, my bike's up on blocks for a few months while I take it to pieces and clean it up... I can lend you some bits if you want to try it out... How hard is it to pull the clutch ? I've got the factory manual, but most of my tools are of the big and hitty variety.

    Sedge.
    Best ya just send me ya whole motor?
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    hey sedge.... how is the beasty? ... bout time you come around for a beer!!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blakamin
    hey sedge.... how is the beasty? ... bout time you come around for a beer!!!!!
    Well, the biggest change apart from f**king up the paint job is that the reg is on hold for six months or so while I figure out how to pull the thing to bits without it falling on me.

    I've got a nice new set of forks waiting to go on, everything else looks shitty but is fine mechanically. I keep faffing between 1. Do I strip it down, clean it up and have it too nice to drop ? or 2. Do I do a half arse job and have a half arse bike that I always know is half arsed ?

    Final result is that I just stand around drinking beer looking at it thinking about how much work it needs, how I don't think my rafters can take the weight of the bike (they really can't, it's a crappy old garage) and if I can balance it on the sump while I take out the swingarm and forks (who the hell knows ???).

    Ah... I'll get there one day, may need to buy one of those engine extractor stands so I can chain it up in the air.

    Yeah man... Beer would be cool, I got some here ... What time do you finish up at work these days ? You could come over and laugh at me circling the bike with my finger up my arse (everybody needs a hobby eh ?) I swear I'm weaing a frecking trough in the concrete.

    Sedge.

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