yamaha dt1 front sprocket cover

[kenny]

hi
i saw an homemade front cover sprocket for a yamaha dt1 does anyone know if you can buy them somewhere ?

thanks

[Iain Cameron]

Are you racing or for a resto Kenny ?

[kenny]

its for racing
i found a picture on a facebook forum well from 2 years ago was a bike from firko i think

thanks
kenny

[Iain Cameron]

There is a nice unit made in the land of the long white cloud also Mr Tate makes a lovely unit too .

[John Orchard]

Not meaning derail the subject matter (but it's in the same area), are improved parts available for the worm-drive clutch rod pusher?

[Iain Cameron]

On the OzVMX FB site there is a young fella making bronze worm drives ,

[Iain Cameron]

http://forum.ozvmx.com/index.php?topic=34365.msg370135#msg370135

[sleepy]

Not meaning derail the subject matter (but it's in the same area), are improved parts available for the worm-drive clutch rod pusher?

This is what are looking for. If Ian is referring to me, I'm flattered to be called a young fella as I'm old enough to have owned a DT1 when I was 13.
http://i1078.photobucket.com/albums/w490/Georgem15/DT%20Yam%20clutch%20worm%20004.jpg
http://i1078.photobucket.com/albums/w490/Georgem15/DT%20Yam%20clutch%20worm%20001.jpg
I've sold quite a few all over the world and everyone seems happy and the good thing is they will never crack like the plastic jobs and the bike looks original.
Still have a few left is anyone needs one.

There's probably a way to get the photos showing but a link is the best I can do.

[John Orchard]

Not meaning derail the subject matter (but it's in the same area), are improved parts available for the worm-drive clutch rod pusher?

This is what are looking for. If Ian is referring to me, I'm flattered to be called a young fella as I'm old enough to have owned a DT1 when I was 13.
http://i1078.photobucket.com/albums/w490/Georgem15/DT%20Yam%20clutch%20worm%20004.jpg
http://i1078.photobucket.com/albums/w490/Georgem15/DT%20Yam%20clutch%20worm%20001.jpg
I've sold quite a few all over the world and everyone seems happy and the good thing is they will never crack like the plastic jobs and the bike looks original.
Still have a few left is anyone needs one.

There's probably a way to get the photos showing but a link is the best I can do.

Thanks :-)  l've seen some being sold saying "not for use with heavy duty clutch springs", can yours be used with stronger springs? ..... does a DT1 even need stronger springs?

[sleepy]

Not meaning derail the subject matter (but it's in the same area), are improved parts available for the worm-drive clutch rod pusher?

This is what are looking for. If Ian is referring to me, I'm flattered to be called a young fella as I'm old enough to have owned a DT1 when I was 13.
http://i1078.photobucket.com/albums/w490/Georgem15/DT%20Yam%20clutch%20worm%20004.jpg
http://i1078.photobucket.com/albums/w490/Georgem15/DT%20Yam%20clutch%20worm%20001.jpg
I've sold quite a few all over the world and everyone seems happy and the good thing is they will never crack like the plastic jobs and the bike looks original.
Still have a few left is anyone needs one.

There's probably a way to get the photos showing but a link is the best I can do.

Thanks :-)  l've seen some being sold saying "not for use with heavy duty clutch springs", can yours be used with stronger springs? ..... does a DT1 even need stronger springs?

Can't see a problem with heavy springs, the bronze is a lot stronger than the plastic originals. They have been used without a problem in DT, RT, and YZ's without issues. Heavy springs would only be needed if it was modified quite a bit as the same clutch is in the 360's. The old plates may need replacing as they tend to glaze up.