YZ360B

[DJRacing]

isnt that clutch mech great.

[Nathan S]

Presumably there's a CAD file in existance for that?
If the owner of said CAD file started to produce them at a vaguely sensible price, then I'm sure they'd become very popular very quickly!

[DJRacing]

I think he does.

[Noel]

nice piece o work ,
but some scrutineers will  knock back the lack of sprocket cover,
so perhaps he could include some lugs for mounting such.
Cheers
Noel

[tony27]

Whats the purpose of the M4 capscrew on the inside below the mechanism?

[firko]

There's a commercially available clutch actuator that's very similar to that one. I've seen them for sale on the Swapmeet with a website link but unfortunately didn't save it because of the same reason Noel spotted, the lack of sprocket cover.....

[oldfart]

Sprocket cover is not required, a it is inwards of clutch arm.     

[Noel]

Old fart, that is why I used the word "some"
that bike could be knocked backed or passed on any given day depending on the attitude of scrutineer,
that the original bike did not have a sprocket cover does not cut it these days.

sorry for thread Hijack

cheers
Noel

[firko]

Sprocket cover is not required, a it is inwards of clutch arm.     

With respect Stuart, if I was scrutineering that bike at a national level competition I'd have no option but to knock it back on the pretense that I'd be able to get my finger/toe into the chain and sprocket area. Are you there Dave?

[vandy010]

Sprocket cover is not required, a it is inwards of clutch arm.     

With respect Stuart, if I was scrutineering that bike at a national level competition I'd have no option but to knock it back on the pretense that I'd be able to get my finger/toe into the chain and sprocket area. Are you there Dave?

i'm not Dave but Ditto to what Firko said.
the gap between/from the sprocket to the swingarm pivot is too far.
sorry early YZ fans....

[Davey Crocket]

It's suposed to have a return spring there. Hes right about the sprocket cover, I've got a poxy peice of alloy plate there to keep the nazi's at bay, got me rooted  why you have to have a sprocket cover on the engine but the rear sprocket and wheel is  I guess perfectly safe?...one of those little mistereys. Oopps, shouldnt have said that,now the Suzuki nutters will make this a 25 page nightmare....sorry guy's and Allison.  

[Rossvickicampbell]

I've got this absolute lump of plate there to get through scrutineering.  There is a NOS clutch cover on ebay at the moment - no fittings, no push rod, nothing else but the cover (as in above) sittting at $499USD.  If these were made at a reasonable price I'd have one?

cheers

Rossco

[vandy010]

it's crazy how expensive they can be Rossco.
the RT/DT1,2,3 covers bolt straight on and offer good coverage of the sprocket but loose that YZed WOW! factor.
crazy really.....

[DJRacing]

If you go sticking your fingers into the spocket you deserve to get bitten, next your'll need exhaust wrap or shields covering chambers?

[brent j]

If you go sticking your fingers into the spocket you deserve to get bitten,

Laws of natural selection, stupid people will hurt them selves

next your'll need exhaust wrap or shields covering chambers?

In this PC, OHS controlled world I wouldn't even suggest that in fun DJ!