may be a good thing ??
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Re: may be a good thing ??
How is it attached to the clutch basket?. ..........lm
hondauser wrote:www.mpe07.co.uk/prod04.htm a look at this
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primary transmission
how is attached the original one ??
==== fixed by rivets /// rubber-blocks in the holes and closed by metalic plate
this is the original fitting !!
MK
==== fixed by rivets /// rubber-blocks in the holes and closed by metalic plate
this is the original fitting !!
MK
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Re: primary transmission
So this will mount the same way as the HONDA sprocket does?. ......lm
hondauser wrote:how is attached the original one ??
==== fixed by rivets /// rubber-blocks in the holes and closed by metalic plate
this is the original fitting !!
MK
Yes. The engine sprocket fits straight on and the clutch sprocket has to be rivetted or bolted in place.
The duplex primary chain is much stronger than a stock chain and probably a whole lot more available.
That looks like a copy/update of the duplex drive supplied by Dennis Murfin or Tony Milk years ago but may be a new design. Oil Tom has a great reputation in the UK for his gears.
We were going to have him make up a couple of gears for a BMW1200RS, but R&D in Clearwater were able to weld up the dogs and undercut them more economically.
The duplex primary chain is much stronger than a stock chain and probably a whole lot more available.
That looks like a copy/update of the duplex drive supplied by Dennis Murfin or Tony Milk years ago but may be a new design. Oil Tom has a great reputation in the UK for his gears.
We were going to have him make up a couple of gears for a BMW1200RS, but R&D in Clearwater were able to weld up the dogs and undercut them more economically.