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Old 29-07-08, 06:03 PM   #1
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Default Replaced Release Screw



After a return journey of about 500 miles up North, all non motorway, my clutch wrist,(as well as my knees) were a bit stiff.
Then I started to have think about standing starts a bit more as the clutch felt a bit sticky, made pulling off a bit un elegant.
So last Friday I removed the clutch cable, which was a little stiff, and gave it a good lube. That done, and nice and smooth, refitted, it still felt a little juddery.
So then took the Clutch release screw assembly off, (the unit the clutch cable connects to). Re greased that, but still not happy, so I stripped the screw down, to find the races the bearings run in, were actually corroded, so the bearings were not running smoothly.
Ordered a new unit and cable, (under £40 for the pair) fitted them today, and it’s like a new bike, must be what it was like when it was new.

Think I’ll do me throttle now.
Mike
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Old 29-07-08, 06:54 PM   #2
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After a return journey of about 500 miles up North, all non motorway, my clutch wrist,(as well as my knees) were a bit stiff.
Then I started to have think about standing starts a bit more as the clutch felt a bit sticky, made pulling off a bit un elegant.
So last Friday I removed the clutch cable, which was a little stiff, and gave it a good lube. That done, and nice and smooth, refitted, it still felt a little juddery.
So then took the Clutch release screw assembly off, (the unit the clutch cable connects to). Re greased that, but still not happy, so I stripped the screw down, to find the races the bearings run in, were actually corroded, so the bearings were not running smoothly.
Ordered a new unit and cable, (under £40 for the pair) fitted them today, and it’s like a new bike, must be what it was like when it was new.

Think I’ll do me throttle now.
Mike
Cool its better, but a simply wire brush and lube wasn't gonna do the trick on the old one then?
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Old 29-07-08, 07:10 PM   #3
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Cool its better, but a simply wire brush and lube wasn't gonna do the trick on the old one then?
No, i did try but the rust had damaged the races, must me made of cheapo steel.
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Old 29-09-12, 01:35 PM   #4
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When you say a new unit, do you mean the corkscrew assembly with the single barrings in it? if so i'd greatly appreciate it if you'd link me to where you bought it from.
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Old 29-09-12, 02:15 PM   #5
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Wooooooooo!!!! A rave from the grave!

Try Robinsons Foundry or Wemoto.
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