R1 Clutch...
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R1 Clutch...
So... after 11,000 miles, my clutch has finally started slipping.
Anyone have an idea what it costs to replace a clutch on a 2007 R1?
Anyone have an idea what it costs to replace a clutch on a 2007 R1?
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Thinking about it... I watched a dude change the clutch on the magna that I had, and I kicked myself for not doing it myself.
The difference here is its a slipper clutch, and im not sure how different it is... but I will probably grab a walkthrough on it.
The difference here is its a slipper clutch, and im not sure how different it is... but I will probably grab a walkthrough on it.
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I think I might have the tools to do it... I need a chiltons guide or something for it though.
I also have questions:
1. How different is the 07 clutch from previous models
2. Do you really need the piano wire retainer that everyone talks about
3. Can I just replace plates and springs, or is there something else too?
4. Is there a kit for this?
I also have questions:
1. How different is the 07 clutch from previous models
2. Do you really need the piano wire retainer that everyone talks about
3. Can I just replace plates and springs, or is there something else too?
4. Is there a kit for this?
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I might... I am going to see about getting the parts through them... it would be really awesome if someone had them in stock already... I am pretty sure I could knock this out relatively fast. The manual has jogged my memory quite a bit.
Please stop me if I start honing out cylinders with tools not intended for the purpose.
Please stop me if I start honing out cylinders with tools not intended for the purpose.
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I would like to, but I think I might be out of town. Not sure yet...
Things are wishy washy right at the moment. I am going to try to secure the parts this week if I can.
Things are wishy washy right at the moment. I am going to try to secure the parts this week if I can.
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I pulled the clutch plates. I learned that a clutch slider makes for a great leverage point to get the clutch cable disconnected from the linkage.... I hope I can get it back in...
There was definitely wear, and if I measured right, the plates were under tolerance. I won't know how bad until I see the new plates... which hopefully should be here Friday, thanks to the fine work of Dave at Cyclewerkz.
It's sorta scary to see my baby's parts on the floor of the garage. So far the only casualty has been a little bit of the plastic coating on the clutch cable...
I really think that I picked the wrong profession... I should have become a motorcycle mechanic. It agrees with me if I am not in a rush.
There was definitely wear, and if I measured right, the plates were under tolerance. I won't know how bad until I see the new plates... which hopefully should be here Friday, thanks to the fine work of Dave at Cyclewerkz.
It's sorta scary to see my baby's parts on the floor of the garage. So far the only casualty has been a little bit of the plastic coating on the clutch cable...
I really think that I picked the wrong profession... I should have become a motorcycle mechanic. It agrees with me if I am not in a rush.
The meaning of life is good sex and a fast motorcycle. I would combine the two, but I would end up wheelie-ing the girl and spooging on my bike.
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Well, I got the parts... Dave @ cyclewerkz is the awesome!
I have most of the clutch back together... but I am having some real pain getting the clutch cover on with the linkage in the right spot. Also, does anyone know if the clutch will actually work without the motor cycling oil through it (work the first time)...
I soaked the plates, but I can hold the cover on, and engage the cluch, but my rear tire is still locked.
Sorta bummed... this isn't going as planned....
I have most of the clutch back together... but I am having some real pain getting the clutch cover on with the linkage in the right spot. Also, does anyone know if the clutch will actually work without the motor cycling oil through it (work the first time)...
I soaked the plates, but I can hold the cover on, and engage the cluch, but my rear tire is still locked.
Sorta bummed... this isn't going as planned....
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The R1 is fixed.
I slept on my problems, and worked on it today... I finally redid everything just to make sure that it was right, and it worked.
I now should be able to help you guys if you need to do this. It's not that bad... probably gets easier with each time.
Oh yeah... I had forgotten just how snappy an R1 can be with a new clutch..... GEEEEEEEEEEE-FORCESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
I slept on my problems, and worked on it today... I finally redid everything just to make sure that it was right, and it worked.
I now should be able to help you guys if you need to do this. It's not that bad... probably gets easier with each time.
Oh yeah... I had forgotten just how snappy an R1 can be with a new clutch..... GEEEEEEEEEEE-FORCESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
The meaning of life is good sex and a fast motorcycle. I would combine the two, but I would end up wheelie-ing the girl and spooging on my bike.
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BTW... more props to Dave who helped answer my questions, and props to Scott for calling me back (even though I had amazingly got it right the second time, right before he called...)
You guys need to go buy stuff from them.
/cyclewerkz for the win
You guys need to go buy stuff from them.
/cyclewerkz for the win
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Thnks
I will definetely be going to them for parts, I've heard good things about them. I feel like my clutch is slipping, it just started so not that bad, but i want to get this done b4 it gets worse. Now just have to wait on extra cash to land in my pockets to get the parts. How much did you spend on parts? I have an 06 so price difference should be less, 06 didnt have slipper except the LE I think that one did.
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^^^ditto^^^
maybe try PMing him and see if he might respond.
maybe try PMing him and see if he might respond.
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Thanks
I have the shop manual, Im pretty sure I have an electronic service manual on my external hard drive but if not I definetely have a paper version. Once I get some cash to buy the parts ill be in touch. Im due for a majoy tune up/maintenance. I got a price quote in Cali and it was gonna be 1K or so. So im going to try and do as much of the small stuff I can so they wont charge me so much in the end.
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