Toying with doing mine , any one had issues breaking tangs etc , or has it behaved itself? Also, is it ok to use just 1 alloy friction plate as the replacent of the first steel plate at the base of the stack in a steel cage
Ok so built it back up with a stack of 37.2mm seems ok , only on paddock stands but selected first and could go back to neutral . Same with second . I appreciate it needs to be ridden to prove all is ok
A lot better , it was my first major job on the bike since it arrived and whilst I haven’t proved it’s working it was interesting task and great to feel a sense of achievement
That looks good, are they allow plates in alloy basket? The steel ones are much louder. the 48t design used by STM are a fair bit quieter and if you also wanted to upgrade to a slipper clutch this would be a good mod
I think it’s alloy basket/plates will have to magnet them. No plans for slipper I’m not good enough , electrics to check next fuel relay mod and maybe voltage reg moved too , toying with the exact start cabling too Wondered if stu was doing at forum rate still
Neither am I, which is why I have one. Makes engine braking far easier knowing that rear wheel lock isn't going to kick me off!
Enough high quality 20 or 25mm2 fine core copper welding cable (Exact use 16mm but if some copper is good, I think more is better!) and terminals to suit - crimp or solder. Ebay or local, you would struggle to spend more than £15 and half an hour on them. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/12428552...ar=425170567666&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY no idea if these are best / cheapest supplier but as an example.
I never quite got this precision stack height stuff. I changed countless clutch packs on my 999 and 1098 track bikes. I always used broom handle technology. Remove one piece at a time, tie wrap them together and replace like for like. Never had a problem…
Have a look at the orientation of the type you have fitted (I don’t have a 749 to hand) then size them to the new wire gauge / battery post bolt size to suit. And buy from anywhere suitable E.g. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/26228738...ar=561231306142&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY Many can’t be bothered so buy £70 + ready- made items, but at £10 to £15 with enough left over to e.g. beef up the chassis earthing to the engine, for me it’s not even a contest.
