Cush drive bids for freedom!
Hi all , i've just rebuilt a motor all shimmed up and torqued put it back in scoot and go to kick it over kickstart very stiff and not returning , i gave it a few kicks out of frustration to be honest, then sat down for a relax smoke and noticed a hairline crack at the cush drive this was on a polished casing so quite visible, so casing back of and some damage there alrite, so i need to know what happened here and what to do to sort out all help appreciated. thanks Lammer205
The cush drive was probably not seated correctly, causing it to sit proud and catch the casing. Seen it done before and cracked the casing when tightening up.
Yep i seen what i've done there
, thanks Morgan! Lammer205

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Had a similar problem after having changed the kickstart shaft. It had like a "nipple" on its inner side that faced the clutch and didn't allow the casing cover to sit properly. Grinded that "nipple" with a dremmel and solved it. It would explain the stiffnes of your kicstart.
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opps seen it done , luckily not by myself ,
i always tw@7 the cush drive with a hammer to see if the spring bounces , you also get a solid "clunk" if it`s not seated properly , the casing can be welded on the inside and re-polished

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