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Re: Advice on lammy easy clutch for left hand handicap
Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2012 7:59 pm
by The prisoner
wezly wrote:Speak to Chris Sadd about doing you a hydraulic clutch, light, smooth and not as expensive as you might think.
That's an other idea that could suit my Jet 200 but certainly not on my Winter Model if i finish this project one day
An idea of cost and how to contact Chris Sadd? PM please
Re: Advice on lammy easy clutch for left hand handicap
Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2012 8:03 pm
by mark
i run the 6 plate version in the post and it copes with 32+ bhp easily and is a genuine 1 finger pull clutch but i do have strong fingers my wife can pull it with 2 comfortably.
i run the cs version on one of my bikes as well
chris's deatils are 01603 414 666
Re: Advice on lammy easy clutch for left hand handicap
Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2012 8:07 pm
by The prisoner
Muppet wrote:gp 200/125 gears with the right sprockets to get to your final ratio; as much surface area; number of clutch plates; as can be squeezed into the basket; with enough free play for clutch plate separation; then you can use the lightest springs helping to give a light clutch action that's if your cable is friction free and fitted correctly,
or goldeneyes hydraulic conversion,
muppet,
I already went the GP200 gearbox and sprocket/crownwheel way instead of SX200 on my stage 4 Jet 200.
My inner/outer cables are new and friction free and fore sure it's damn easier than other mates' scooters.
Why not lightest springs but where do you find them and will they cope with the power of engine more than a few hundred miles
Re: Advice on lammy easy clutch for left hand handicap
Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2012 8:14 pm
by The prisoner
I saw this system for sale somewhere on a scooter website (maybe LTH and someone else) but don't know if it really works...not very expensive but still too expensive if it doesn't help.
Prefer keeping £40 and add it to other hundreds in a system that help my hand and my engine performance.
Anyway, someone tried it?
Re: Advice on lammy easy clutch for left hand handicap
Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2012 8:40 pm
by mark
they are ok as i run one on my wifes 50 special but dont make a huge difference, demon tweeks are the cheapest i know of selling them
Re: Advice on lammy easy clutch for left hand handicap
Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2012 8:51 pm
by mark
cant find them in their shop but found it here
http://www.trialsbits.co.uk/product_inf ... cts_id=194
my trouble also included having 2 cables that stretch so needed twice as much adjustment