My clutch slave cylinder was fixed 2 weeks ago. The gear shifting
feels great now. I reckon the slave cylinder had been playing up for
a while.
Cheers
feels great now. I reckon the slave cylinder had been playing up for
a while.
Cheers
Happy ending: Clutch fixed ;)
5 posts · Started by limeyduffa · 06 Nov 2007
Post 2 by superDUKE220,
#2limeyduffa , Did you replace it for the rough shifting or was there a leak?
Mine seems to be somewhat draggy during shifts at times and feels like the
bike is slightly pulling while in gear with clutch in?
joe
Mine seems to be somewhat draggy during shifts at times and feels like the
bike is slightly pulling while in gear with clutch in?
joe
Post 3 by DrJ,
#3Hey Joe - I got one of those Evoluzion Billet Slaves and it's great!
I was having some issues as well and since I have used these before,
I figured why not.
If you have an '07 you don't need the Push Rod listed, just pull off
and replace. Plus the black iondizing is a nice touch.
http://www.ktmtwins.com/990superduke/99030.html
I was having some issues as well and since I have used these before,
I figured why not.
If you have an '07 you don't need the Push Rod listed, just pull off
and replace. Plus the black iondizing is a nice touch.
http://www.ktmtwins.com/990superduke/99030.html
Post 4 by limeyduffa,
#4What are the symptoms of the slave going south? I ask because lately it seems as though the bike isn't going into first gear...
Thanks.
DrJ
Thanks.
DrJ
Post 5 by lockers,
#5Crap if I need one I want the KTM to buy it.
joe
joe
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