boneyardbanshee. Posted August 17, 2008 Report Posted August 17, 2008 I was out jetting the bike, and while I was ripping it up the road i snapped ear that goes into the basket, on the clutch locknut washer. It was a brand new. Like two rides. It sheared it right off. didnt bend it at all. I was wondering if this may have been caused by a worn basket or if it this has maybe happened to some of you guys? I really cant afford a new basket unless I buy a stock replacement, and if I am going to have to buy one I would like to upgrade ya know? Quote
Hilarious Posted August 18, 2008 Report Posted August 18, 2008 I was out jetting the bike, and while I was ripping it up the road i snapped ear that goes into the basket, on the clutch locknut washer. It was a brand new. Like two rides. It sheared it right off. didnt bend it at all. not tring to be a smart allec but could you please be a little more specific or take a picture of what you are talking about? you snapped an ear that goes into the basket, on the clutch locknut washer? my first guess would be to replace that clutch basket if ANY damage was done to it. Quote
boneyardbanshee. Posted August 18, 2008 Author Report Posted August 18, 2008 (edited) dont know how I can be anymore specific about it. That is the exact name for it. Do you have a clymer manual? page 160 figure 39. I sheared the ear, tab, flap, that goes into the clutch boss. No cant take a pic of it because it is somewhere in the yard. oh nevermind i was just curious if that has ever happened to anyone before. Not like the washer cost that much. Anyone know where I an find a resonable priced billet basket? Your right dont see how anything else could have done it. Edited August 18, 2008 by boneyardbanshee. Quote
Hilarious Posted August 18, 2008 Report Posted August 18, 2008 im sorrry, you just need a new lockwasher. i have a few more questions. your first post in this thread states you were out jetting the bike and running it up the road and you somehow noticed that the little tab was sheared off? how did you know to tear into your engine to know that it had sheared off in the first place? :shrug: as to why it sheared, could it be that you didnt tighten the clutch basket nut down tight enough allowing it to move upon the transmission primary shaft? :shrug: anyway, i got a magnum clutch basket from here.... click here Quote
boneyardbanshee. Posted August 18, 2008 Author Report Posted August 18, 2008 (edited) im sorrry, you just need a new lockwasher. i have a few more questions. your first post in this thread states you were out jetting the bike and running it up the road and you somehow noticed that the little tab was sheared off? how did you know to tear into your engine to know that it had sheared off in the first place? :shrug: as to why it sheared, could it be that you didnt tighten the clutch basket nut down tight enough allowing it to move upon the transmission primary shaft? :shrug: anyway, i got a magnum clutch basket from here.... click here I lost all tension in the clutch cable. Same feeling as when I welded the ball but knew that wasnt it beause i bought a pancake bearing for it. Yes the nut did work its self off but it didnt bend the tab that prevents it from working loose, it sheared the other side that goes into the cluth boss. I have had this happen before but it usually just bends down the lock side wich is ment to bend anyhow. thanks for the lead on the basket. how has it held up for you? Edited August 18, 2008 by boneyardbanshee. Quote
Hilarious Posted August 19, 2008 Report Posted August 19, 2008 (edited) thanks for the lead on the basket. how has it held up for you? it has held up to a good season and a half worth of abuse and when i tore it down to look at it still looked new. no signs of fatigue or grooves from the clutch fibers like you would normally see on the stock basket. at 150$ i highly recommend getting a magnum basket. comes with new cushions too. Edited August 19, 2008 by Hilarious Quote
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