Hello and good evening,
please tell someone the maximum clutch push rod movement disengage - engage.
Its a burman BA panther gearbox but the clutch should be similar or same as the GB.
Thank's a lot - Ralf
clutch push rod movement
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Re: clutch push rod movement
Be the same as any BAP. Just have about 3/16th free Play at the Hand lever tip and about 1/8th extra travel of the rod after contact. Kickstarter will confirm the Plates have freed up. Take the clutch cover off and Make sure the springs are set so it separates evenly and you can kick it against compression with No slippage. Nev
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Re: clutch push rod movement
Thanks Nev,
someone told it should be 5/16th which i couldn't get.
Ralf
someone told it should be 5/16th which i couldn't get.
Ralf
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Re: clutch push rod movement
Aim for minimum clearance the reason is that it must not rub and wear away or possibly expand a little and give clutch slip. Details are in all the owner's guides
Roger Gwynn, caretaker of the club's works drawings and machine register, membership secretary 2015-26. Director of AOMCC, Draganfly Motorcycles, Craven Equipment and Supreme Motorcycles mostly retired. (roger@arielownersmcc.com)
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