mine (nc35) isn't one in ten... maybe one in one hundred.... that said it might be higher... happens a few times a week (100-200km/week commute)
the feel through the foot shift suggests some metal on metal sliding contact, ie selector drum or forks... anything really which could in turn lead to improper loading (& subsequent unloading) of gears
but i just want to fix it!
I don't need to split it to take a look.... just take the lid off, that's all! (crying on the inside)
30, 35, not fussed!
they are designed for little japanese hands.
They're also designed for racing - ie it's actually a pretty good setup if you drop the motor and plan on doing everything
Mechanics by and large don't even seem to know what they are..... I recommend taking NC30s to mechanics with specific NC30 experience - it's the difference between 20 minutes skilled labour or 3 hours exploratory surgery. AJ at motohaus can have them stripped down and balancing carbs in 20minutes flat!
Now that sounds good!
See quite a few NC30s in at Honda Hamilton so I would imagine the know what they are up to. I also know one of the boyds motorcycles mechanics has owned one and I was talking to a parts dude there today who currently has one. So I would like to think Hamilton mechanics are familiar with the bikes. Although I would like to check out AJ at some point thanks to the good word put out in the thread.
Yo. You should have a look for that gear box bro. I have a draft plan of how to go about this. I think I could do a pretty good job of it all. Even if the gears are helical cut. Which I think they would, as they are not as noisy as straight cuts.
The only thing I would need to pay for is material cost (I'd use EN39b) and case hardening.
Blast.
Saw a NC30 steering dampener on TM for $60 this morning, so watchlisted it and hoped for some luck in a couple of days when it closed.
Then the blasted seller added a buy-now for $60 when I was out driving trucks, and some lucky blighter snapped it up.
No bling for the NC30 any time soon then.
well if you take to engineering oufit with good quailty gear the welding make it as good as new unless the casting is cracked all over
well what mean by that the casting just showing signs of just pain old age not just stress fracture
But considering castings much better material these days not old shit metal as my old boss vic whould say die cast 60s crap
Also i forget what you model is i got nc 21 also on the way if you want swap parts that be fine also as long got something to use myself
or do serach on ebay i got replacment for my vfr 750 just have to pay for it that and footpeg and mudguard all brought.
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