Scooterotica

anyone tried the "morris" ssc 5 plate casette style clutch? looks the same as the AF 6 plater, but 200 quid cheaper(and one plate less) been having a bit of clutch malardies lately, so looking to go down this route (or buy a single seat, that might be a cheaper policy )

Not tried one but you van get a rocho68 one for less and it will be a superior English made clutch

i dont want to be a guinie (sp) pig to tell the truth. i could experiment myself with different baskets /crownwheels /springs etc. but cant be arsed. i want a tested , cassette style clutch. i dont want to be the RD department for someone. so , anyone using the 5 plate Morris clutch?

ok im sorry for suggesting a tried and tested cheaper proven product

like i said, anyone got the morris 5 plate fitted . thats what the thread is about. nowt else.

Jeff
i`ve got experience with the ssc clutch - but there was a scootering article on them and they got a good write up other than the riveting work - but i think thats been changed. I must admit i have been tempted to try one but i`m not gonna fix something thats not broken

Told you at tan hill - get a single seat.........but dont tell Jan I said that !

I`ll pop round this week for a cuppa after work

goldeneye wrote:like i said, anyone got the morris 5 plate fitted . thats what the thread is about. nowt else.

mawso had one ,try pming him

goldeneye wrote:like i said, anyone got the morris 5 plate fitted . thats what the thread is about. nowt else.

Mate had one, fell apart after 800 miles...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CLUTCH-BASKET ... 43a80df0b7

Rivet or blot this on an old crown wheel or..

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Lambretta-Sai ... 23128e3b55

Now I know its not a morris one but for the money its worth a play surely?

what fell apart syd? the rivets on the back?