750 Clutch replacement!

[Garry Hogan]

I think me clutch is beginning to slip on my 750! It's done just over 11,000 miles, is that average or am I just a heavy handed git? I wanna replace it meself - anyone out there done this? Is it easy or should I let the pros' do it? Any tips/helpful ideas would be appreciated - Garry.

[spacemonkey]

It's a piece of **** on the 900, but it has a dry clutch. I'm thinking that once you drain the oil and get the cover off it wil be just as simple. Would need a new gasket though.

[madhatter]

My 750 is coming up to 13,500 miles and I'm sure that mine has begun to slip a bit when "gunning for it"....not too bad yet so I'll leave it a bit longer. Be good if you could post back when you've done it and let me know what you did and how you got on.

Ta.

[Pedro]

Depends on the age of your 750 because some of the earlier ones had dry clutches I think.

Ped

[John k]

When would the clutch need doing ? Mine had done 18k and the clutch gives me a bit of stick, but because this is my first bike I am unsure if this is me being cack handed or Monica!!!!

Suggestions/cheep clutches?!!!

[steviej]

Yawlright Garry,

Yep, I'd be more inclined to go with Space. (ooooooerrr missus).



If it involves an indepth strip down of the clutch assembly watch out for them there springs...................... :eek: ;) (that last 'Smilie' is not a wink but the aftermath of a spring in yer EYE) :lol:

[Garry Hogan]

:bunny: I bottled the clutch job and got Daytona in Ruislip Manor to do it! £150 all in, 1 Hour to do - sorted. I can wheeeeeeeelie again mum!