5.11.07 Clutch. carb

Bike up on Bench
float hieght reset 25mm ( its quite tricky , to little , lean , to much , flooding and only a few mm either way !

Clutch Spring info

free length 27.15mm
Clash 2.86mm
wire dia 2.38mm
End constant 1.5
Number of active coils 4.5

Pressure plate lift 0.8mm
actuator arm lift ( measured at adjusting screw ) 1.10mm
flex of clutch pushrod 0.3mm
clutch lever lift 43mm ( not enough )

Stephen

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