Belt drive clutch on t140v bonnie

Discussion in 'Technical Help' started by Tigertodd73, Sep 19, 2016.

  1. Tigertodd73

    Tigertodd73 Member

    Jun 10, 2016
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    Hi all. My clutch is slipping on my 73 t140v bonnie. Been told to get new clutch plates, pads and springs. It has a belt drive kit conversion. Is there certain plates, pads and springs i need to get?

    Cheers tiger
     
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  2. darkman

    darkman Crème de la Crème

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    Should take standard parts :)
     
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  3. Tigertodd73

    Tigertodd73 Member

    Jun 10, 2016
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    Cheers darkman. Any particular make best?
     
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  4. darkman

    darkman Crème de la Crème

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    It's years since i did the clutch on my T120 and i get most of my parts locally from Ray at Brit Bits, do a bit of research and buy the best you can afford :) LP Williams and Burton bike spares.
     
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  5. Vintage Triumph Supply

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    It depends on what you have for a belt drive.
     
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  6. Tigertodd73

    Tigertodd73 Member

    Jun 10, 2016
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    I have a Tony Hayward conversion?
     
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  7. darkman

    darkman Crème de la Crème

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    They use the smaller 7 plate clutch set up :)
     
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  8. Tigertodd73

    Tigertodd73 Member

    Jun 10, 2016
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    I seen that advertised. Can feel it slip when revs are high. My old man took the bike out a blast the other day and said it shud be pulling alot quicker in second gear. The bike also doesnt go into gear sometimes, as in i change into 3rd or 4th gear and it feels like neutral. Is this also the result of poor clutch plates?

    Cheers for help again.
     
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  9. darkman

    darkman Crème de la Crème

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    A poor clutch can mess up changes, one thing you could do is take it appart and clean it all up and refit and retry :)
     
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  10. Tigertodd73

    Tigertodd73 Member

    Jun 10, 2016
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    Ok will try that tomorrow. I read somewhere about boiling the plates?
     
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  11. darkman

    darkman Crème de la Crème

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    Lol, yes boiling water and a drop of detergent. but worth just stripping and giving a good clean if all parts look reasonable then refit.
     
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  12. Tigertodd73

    Tigertodd73 Member

    Jun 10, 2016
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    Thanks again dude. :)
     
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  13. joe mc donald

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    Have you tried adjusting the centre springs. But I found Burton bike bits very good. I heard whether true or not Tony Hayward was know to say he wouldn't use a belt drive but no proof of it.
    Ride Free
    Joe,
     
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