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Problem Solved

Problem Solved

Posted by Justin on 10/5/2005
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Problem Solved Drilled a new bar to stack on the old one. Could have gotten more strength by bolting or welding them together but they held long enough to get it apart
Drilled a new bar to stack on the old one. Could have gotten more strength by bolting or welding them together but they held long enough to get it apart
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Other Images on Page: Clutch Rebuild
Removing the Plates
Side of the bike
Clutch Compressor Tool
Compressor Front View
Starter Solenoid Gear
Clutch & Chain Tensioner
Compression Tool Detail
Compressing the Clutch
Bent Compression Bar
Problem Solved
Bent but working
Ready to come apart
Opening the Clutch
Disc & Springs Removed
Clutch Innards
Retaining Ring Removed
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Clutch Pack
Splines Detail
Inner Hub Splines
Inner Hub Splines
Outer Hub Splines
Stud Plate & Spacers
Friction Plates
Steel Driven Plate
Friction Plate Closeup
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