Broken Teeth on Clutch Plate

[azbill]

that tool is mostly for the spark plug (fits 2 different sizes)
you WILL need a gear puller to pull that clutch disc
I forget where you are located, perhaps a member close to you has one to lend/give

'Van...I am not sure if it'll work as a crank puller, I will try it tomorrow and let you know

 

[tbeeghly]

Jon and I are both students at the University of Cincinnati. I live in Northern Kentucky and have access to a car to get around greater Cincy. If anyone has a gear puller they could lend/spare I would be forever in your debt, and would be happy to drive somewhere to get it.

Thanks.

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

Maybe Mark has one we can borrow?

 

[fetor56]

If u intend keeping your bike for a reasonable amount of time(when it's fixed) you'll need that puller...it also doubles for removing the countershaft sprocket.If u intend getting rid of your bike soon then borrow a puller from anyone/anywhere u can.For those intermeshing gears a mixture of grease with graphite powder is ideal....it lasts for ages and has excellent lube properties.

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

We contacted another local bike nut and he has the tool. We're going to meet him tomorrow and should have the bike right as rain by the weekend.

 

[Irish John]

I have a spare one

If you are really desperate I could mail you one from Australia but it's quite heavy for air mail. Let me know if you are desperate.
Irish John

 

[tbeeghly]

Thanks for the offer John, but a bike enthusiast in town has one i could use. Thanks tho.

 

[tbeeghly]

Great news! Replaced the clutch disk! She was a little finicky getting her started for some reason, but once we got it going, she took off! Thanks for all your help, guys.

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

Yeah, it didn't take off when you forgot to put gas in it though. Rectal Cranial inversion.

 

[mickey]

Excellent! And good on BoyGoFast for standing behind his product.