Loooong week....
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Re-wired the whole bike from the ground up, replaced my clutch pack with a Barnett kevlar extra plate/diaphragm spring kit, and sorted out some busted/worn oil tank and battery tray mounts. It took a while, but it came out GREAT! Hooks up much smoother and hauls *** without slippage. Wheelies are easier too[8D].
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Oh yeah, busy is an understatement. Chasing wires and making sure everything was nice n tight is a pain in the *** like no other.
Clutch was easy though, had that done in about an hour. Found out my pressure plate retainer ring was about 50% GONE, so I replaced the pressure plate while I was in there too.
Clutch was easy though, had that done in about an hour. Found out my pressure plate retainer ring was about 50% GONE, so I replaced the pressure plate while I was in there too.
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I reused the basket and the actual hub, they're strong enough on their own (regardless of what people say!!!), and went with the Barnett/Energy One extra plate kit. It's ALOT smoother and hooks up 10 times better just off the feel alone. I was havin trouble keepin the front wheel entirely on the ground off the light a couple times today on my way into work[8D]. Definitely worth the 100 bucks plus the 5 dollar quart of primary oil it took to get everything. It's got that Kung-Fu Grip now, lol.
If you want the whole Barnette Scorpion kit, you're lookin at about 560-570 bucks or so. But I think for what I'm running now, the plates alone were the right choice.
If you want the whole Barnette Scorpion kit, you're lookin at about 560-570 bucks or so. But I think for what I'm running now, the plates alone were the right choice.
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That's kinda where I'm at...but mine also has over 70K on it, and I've only rebuilt the top end, so the tranny was next. I'm still holding off until I get all my parts together, but I'm working from the heads all the way down doing a full stage 3 and swapping the gear set out for a Baker 6 speed. So far I've got a few parts piled up, for now I'm not doing anything beyond basic maintenance and repairs until I have everything I need to build it all up at once.
Patience sucks...but I'm glad I have lots of it, lol.
Patience sucks...but I'm glad I have lots of it, lol.
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