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I wore down through them. Like I said... less than sober  ____________________ Its a lovely day, just wait until some bastard spoils it. |
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The clutch basket is the bit which the clutch plates and metal plates slot into...
https://www.onthepiperacing.com/uploads/gallery/garage/2003_04_KX125_basket.thumb.jpg
£300 plus two hours labour sounds a bit steep, I'd be looking for one from a breaker and fitting it myself. If bits of the clutch basket have broken then won't they be in the oil around the engine somewhere? 
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First pic of clutch basket on its own, second is with plates in place with it on the bike.
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The guy was fairly frank with my on the phone about it - said I should have received a call about it not just being the plates and apologised and asked if I still wanted to go through with it.
It was more than just a clutch basket he names, a couple of other things at the same time. Will get the old bits as well.
Cheers all  ____________________ Its a lovely day, just wait until some bastard spoils it. |
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Food for thought... change your engine for one from a breakers.
The clutch basket on my ZX6R decided to break into several pieces, needed a new clutch basket assembly and cleaning the bits of metal out from around the engine. Found for £500 a second hand engine which hadn't finished being run in yet and managed to sell the fucked one for £250 I think it was (being honest about what was wrong with it as well ) and it was needing a servicing including valve clearances which would have been likely to be in the region of £500 anyway.
Taking old engine out the bike was done in an evening and the replacement one put in the next day with two people, engine all worked fine when put in and everything attached. Put details of broken one on forums like BCF and put it on eBay. Sold to someone who saw it on eBay and came to buy it before auction ended.  |
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Cheers Ste have taken that on board. I really need the bike for commuting and getting about as its now my only form of transport so the work is going to get done asap.
HOWEVER with the valve clearances needing done in a couple thousand miles time AND the fact that the engine may have more hidden gremlins on the way im going to have a good look for a nearly new engine. The lazy mans service  ____________________ Its a lovely day, just wait until some bastard spoils it. |
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Changing out a clutch isn't all that big a job.
The basket probably needs replacing because the edges of it (where those tags stick through from the plastic plates) will likley have been notched after repeatedly being hit by the clutch plates.
I have certainly seen this happen before.
Part of the starter gearing is often an integral part of the clutch basket too, which adds to the price. ____________________ “Rule one: Always stick around for one more drink. That's when things happen. That's when you find out everything you want to know.”
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what type of bike is it, ebay has loads of choice
also who are fitting it, some glasgow dealers are halfwits. |
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The outside surface of the tabs on my basket are all scored, I dont know how on earth this happened (or when it happened) but the clutch still works fine (even with one of the springs missing!) ____________________ Yamaha SZR660 Caution to the wind, the throttle pinned! |
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Hi
Wear from the plates puts dents on the edges of the tabs.
From what you describe (damage to the outside of the basket) I would suspect that a spring has managed to come out and done the damage. I hope that the remains of the spring / bolt have been removed already and that they have now done any other real damage. If this is the case I would expect to find some matching damage in the crankcases or on the clutch cover.
Sounds like someone has really bodged it up in the past.
All the best
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 20 years, 157 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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