I decided to fit the Rocho clutch, but Ive come across a problem Put it all together and went to kick it off and the kick start just went straight down with no bite whatsoever I tried it before I put exhaust back on and there was compression. So decided to strip it again. Couldnt see owt wrong so tried again...same I took the clutch cable off and it was slightly better but still spongy. Strip down again and did a few measurements. I came up with this ......
The old flange is slightly worn in the middle and measures 1.32mm
The new Rocho flange measures 2.37mm
I think the brass plunger is catching the raised bit on the flange even when it is as far home as possible....how do I get round this, to stop it catching
ROCHO FLANGE
OLD FLANGE
Rocho clutch help
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Take it out mate and give it to me and I'll give ya a nice 5 plate one.
Seriously though mate let me know what you find out as we're thinking of one of these for race scoot
Seriously though mate let me know what you find out as we're thinking of one of these for race scoot
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Silly question but have you asked Rocho?
Hi bizzy , pm me you number and i will give you a call !bizzly wrote:I decided to fit the Rocho clutch, but Ive come across a problem Put it all together and went to kick it off and the kick start just went straight down with no bite whatsoever I tried it before I put exhaust back on and there was compression. So decided to strip it again. Couldnt see owt wrong so tried again...same I took the clutch cable off and it was slightly better but still spongy. Strip down again and did a few measurements. I came up with this ......
The old flange is slightly worn in the middle and measures 1.32mm
The new Rocho flange measures 2.37mm
I think the brass plunger is catching the raised bit on the flange even when it is as far home as possible....how do I get round this, to stop it catching
ROCHO FLANGE
OLD FLANGE
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go on spit it out ...what was your 'delibirate mistake'...don't be shy...
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I was thinking it was the brass plunger and was adamant it was that Lee put me right....it was the kickstart shaft catching on the top plate live and learn...rosscla wrote:go on spit it out ...what was your 'delibirate mistake'...don't be shy...