Doing a new install. no matter how you pull on the clutch lever even with a 2 foot bar it will not loosen the clutch. Can they freeze up? dhorner@usa.net
@@TA-xj5we im gonna just get a yd100 an put this aside for a lil it got me over 3k miles for 100 bucks she did her job for now its a triple 40 pk80 thnx for your reply
This video is superb! I ended up throwing out an engine, due being unable to figure out why the clutch wasn't disengaging. If only I had watched this sooner... This is the ultimate guide to clutch problems, and prevention. Thanks so much!!
There is 1 item he doesn't talk about. That is the inner spring lock pin inside the shaft that also holds the spring. I replace that pin,(by disassembling the clutch lock nut and spring), I found this lock pin both bent and broken in cases. You can fix this by replacing it with a grade 8.8 bolt and grinding it down to size. Now you gain a stronger inner spring lock pin, it is a mm longer barely touching your spring. Set your preload tighter and safely now.
@@LAHover yes, slips. I’m sure I overtightened the flower nut just to get some grip. New erasers, and tightened the inside(shaft?) spring , 1’ plus by rolling the bike backwards. I scuffed up the clutch plate a bit to increase grip, I put in a slightly longer clutch push pin that touches the ball bearing to compensate for the flower tightening. I noticed a lot of play on the clutch large sprocket. Could this cause my slipping? I’m stumped. I can get the bike going but it takes a bit of low speed peddling.
@@markwatson1970 Side to side play in the large bevel gear is a sing that the tiny friction plate bearing may be failing / falling out, but as far as I know it wont cause slipping. Once you get the bike started does the clutch still slip much during acceleration?
@@markwatson1970 I'm starting to think your motor may have great compression. Try these pads instead www.amazon.com/dp/B095HLBWFN/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_PX8M165D4VKPG5QHRV5R I have seen people make their own by cutting car brake pads as well... I'll be trying it in a near future video as well.
Thank you for all of your content! I had never worked on any 2stroke anything, or owned a motorized bike. I slapped an engine kit onto a mountain bike that I've had for years, and it flies! It's thanks to you help and in depth explanations that I'm getting more comfortable with adjusting clutch, etc. Just had to say thanks again and keep up the wonderful content :)
I used an Old drill bit as a bucking bar as I lost mine I just used the the same diameter drill bit as the bucking bar cut the drill bit off obviously and used the part that sets into the drill it seems to work fine and is holding up fine better then the stock one alot stronger material
Just bought a used bike and needed to know the details for adjusting my clutch. It's mostly good but at full power it likes to slip. Glad to figure out it's pretty darn easy to adjust, thanks for putting this all together!
Thank you so much man. For a long time, it took me a while to start my bike up. I thought it was because the motor had to "warm up" or I wasn't giving enough choke or what not. Little did I know, my clutch had been slipping since the beginning. I needed to adjust my inner collar nut. Now, as soon as I let out the clutch, she springs up to life!
Very well thought out, This video should help with identifying what was not only wrong with the clutch but even better stop issues by setting it up correctly. Thanks
Also, can you cover the internal clutch shaft, spring, etc. I feel like it plays a big role in the clutch feeling and adjustment, but always gets overlooked. Sometimes, the issue is beyond the bucking bar, flower nut, cable tension, etc.
Thanks for being so thorough on the clutch assembly. It was always something that I shied away from. It was easier once I saw one taken completely apart. I appreciate your explanations too.
Thank you for explaining things as you go, I'm new on these motorized bike, I bought one off a friend at work, he sold it cheap because he had it all apart in 2 boxes, I've never put anything like this together I almost told him I'd pay him more just to come get it, but I began to watch your video and a couple more others and in my amazement I put all together, so thanks again, if I had to take it somewhere to have it work on couldn't do it, your very understanding my friend.
I never do comments this is my first one ever... but this deserves it .great video wish more people did them like this... again thank you for going over everything and specific reasons why
Thank you La Hover even tho it's 3 yrs old. I want to add 1 important factor. Pasting away There is 1 item he doesn't talk about. That is the inner spring lock pin inside the shaft that also holds the spring. I replace that pin,(by disassembling the clutch lock nut and spring), I found this lock pin both bent and broken in cases. You can fix this by replacing it with a grade 8.8 bolt and grinding it down to size. Now you gain a stronger inner spring lock pin, it is a mm longer barely touching your spring. Set your preload tighter and safely now.
I have burned up about 10 bucking bars. I finally found that WHITE LITHIUM GREASE works very well. I want everyone to know this as I have been stranded due to a melted bucking bar on more than one occasion.
Very informative video answered all my questions with all the issues that I'm having with my bike. All the issues that I was having with my clutch he answered them and they were very easy to understand. The most informative video I've seen yet
I appreciate your very detailed description of what each part is and how it works together with the whole system. This video has helped me greatly. Thank you
thx for ur tips I just built my 1st motor bike and had a issue with the engine not engaging. after watching this I learned my clutch lever was not adjusted properly. once I redid the arm it turned over perfectly thx!
That's a Really great video.Thank you.I use a magnet to pull the Bucking Bar and Ball Bearing together.1st time I wanted to re-grease I figured that out quick.LoL.When I installed my 2nd motor I removed the assembly that holds the cable end over the clutch shaft and squeezed in about 2 tablespoons of Gear Oil for that area.
Great video! I so agree about the clutch lever cam assembly being assembled too tightly. Mine has very little "wiggle room" and I don't have any puller to disassemble it. I ordered another one that's disassembled, so hopefully I can assemble it with more cam shaft/bucking bar play-John in Texas
🤩🤩🤩🤩Frumos si bine spus...merci domnule.. De la tine am învățat multe legat de 2 stroke..Pe primul motor lam distrus făra sa știu nimic ,și am distrus și roți pe spate din cauza tensionerului de lant...Al doilea motor merge perfect ,am facut așa cum ai spus tu domnule...Mulțumesc frumos...din Romania,Europe..
Also another reason your clutch might be slipping might be the small drive gear. How I fixed it was I got a bolt and put the head of the bolt against the bevel and drive gears to lock the motor up. Then I tightened up the bolt and that fixed my clutch issues
I see why a new engines is sold for $99... Amazing the big power from 60 cc is only like 4 HP tops... My old Suzuki 50 cc...vintage 1972....a 3 speed auto transmission and put out close to 3 hp....and lasted years....quiet smooth and fast 😮
A couple of the replacement bucking bars I've gotten on Amazon have been too short, leaving me wondering what the heck I had done wrong. I found one that actually gave a measurement and sure enough, when compared to the previous ones I had gotten, it was a few MM longer!
Your video is very good. My question is. The inner bearings on each side went bad. When I remove the clutch assembly some of the ball bearings fell out. The bearing races are pressed in. My question is simply how do you take these races out so I can put new ones in. Tried heating the bearings with a propane torch. Then I tried knocking them out with a hammer and chisel. Didn't work. Any ideas?
I did like the video as it is very informative. Not sure if I'd fallow you on fastening the gas tank to the top frame bar technique. I guess that the little bolts were broken or stripped. If so, I'd have replaced the tank.
Great video I'm in the process of building my new engine and all bearings clutch included and I have never changed bearings in the clutch I didn't know you used that tool to do that thanks.
Well done! Thank you. Have you ever find the need to adjust the inner spring on the clutch shaft? I know you can remove the cable holder, and place a sizable punch and move the rear wheel forward / backwards to help adjust. Figured I'd like to hear your opinion on that, and Thanks again for the channel & your wisdom. :-)
Very good video! I had a issue just in first time I ride the bike, and I after see you video, I think was because of the cluch point tha was wrong. Thanks
I've learned that if I take my new upgraded clutch pads and pass the outer edges on a grinder just to smooth the edges out they move towards the inner clutch disc better and bite on both sides better.
@@motorizedbicyclerider5296 not yet im thinking the piston might be stuck i went to the store shut the bike down came out and the clutch wont disengage its stuck
Hey man I appreciate your videos. Very helpful, because you are in fact very knowledgeable about these motors, and other components regarding these makes. I would like to go into business with someone like you!
2:07 I run a spring over the cable between the clutch lever and the cable tube. The excess cable I then tuck into the spring so it doesn’t stick out and poke me or fray.
Ayy hover what material is the black clutch pads made of am quite paranoid that they may be made of asbestos so everytime i touch or get near em i use a mask and glove if you may pls tell me just for clarity of mind 😅
Question: why does my clutch 'grab-slip-grab' to the point where the engine won't start because I can't get a full revolution of the crank to fire it off? I'm thinking the Clutch plate is either warped, or it's possible I could have over-greased the Bevel Gear, and some grease may have contaminated a few Clutch Pads? The Engine is a MaxInd YD100 with zero hours...
My clutch arm has to be turned in WAY past neutral before it gets close to touching the bucking bar. Do any of these engines use two bucking bars? One smaller than the other? It may be a false memory but I thought when I first got this (PK 80) that there was a big bucking bar, a bearing and a smaller bucking bar but if it did, I lost the smaller one. My bike has less than 10 miles on it and the bucking bar is already very rounded over.
I'm doing my first build and when I connected my clutch cable it didn't seem to have any movement at all. About a 1/4". So I took off the casing and the bucking bar doesn't seem to move at all . I'm I missing something? Is this common?
What about the bearing balls from the clutch crown, those are between the pressure plates. Its hard to grease them and clean the back pressure plate afterwards, but they sure need some grease from time to time, or at least some wd40.
I have a new build, and it keeps destroying bucking bar bearings. I grease the ball bearing every time, but within 5 miles, the ball bearing becomes a half-sphere. This has been driving me insane for a week, since I got the bike. I have gone through 4 bearings already, and I grease the hell out of them every time. Any idea what can cause this?
New at this as I want to build a 4 stroke. Do I need a Jackshaft with a clutch assembly if on comes with the motor? Some motors come with a clutch assembly from Bikeberry for $299.
Hey man, I recently got a motorised bike that’s brand new and I tightened the wire for the clutch arm good and the clutch arm didn’t move. But when I pulled in the clutch the clutch arm got loose. Is there any easy fix to this?
Does anyone know if it is possible to fit the drive sprocket onto the clutch so that I could run a chain to my bicycles original gear setup? That way I won't need to use a jackshaft thanks
My clutch is extremely stiff and hard to pull. I’ve changed the cable routing and removed the return spring but it’s still the same. Anything I can do? Maybe the clutch spring?
I have a 125cc toatoa go kart that grinds in reverse but works well in the forward gears. Would replacing the clutch likely repair this issue? I haven't been able to find anyone who wants to repair so I will probably have to do it.
Hello, how about if my chain broke and I replaced the chain and took off the lid of the clutch and now I have to adjust the arm of the cable clutch, how can I know when it's properly engaged, so I can started?
Well when your riding how do you know when your clutch shaft has been shot completely? When I ride mine it just started where I hear a heart dropping grinding when I pull in the clutch and it didn't wanna go over 12mph I even had to help it go up hills
I screw on a small blue electrical blue wire nut on my cable ends I remember the first time my pads got wet. Wow I thought I ruined the clutch but all I had to do was take it apart and let it dry I could imagine how difficult if oil or grease gets in the clutch pad
My clutch arm shredded itsself and I have a new one but I can tell by the way the motor engages when I have my clutch in it'll happen again if I dont do something... so hopefully by the end of his video I'll know what I need to know to prevent that from happening again
Okay my guess was it was probably my pads but ill see if I can clean those pressure plates too I'm sure there's more advice for my problem if I actually finish the video
Also what you said about the bucking bar and the clutch arm is all what happened to me a month after I bought it and didn't grease it the thing was unrideable
@@LAHover im at work right now so ill be trying to fix it in about 4 hours but you covered about 6 possible problems i could have in the half of the video I watched on my lunch break you earned that like and follow for sure
@@LAHover do you have a video about putting the clutch gears back in? Not sure how to do that don't wanna take em off till I'm sure I can put it back on
i find that clutch shaft assembly wear out. the ball bearing inside it will wears out the shaft.
I have never had that issue, but it does make sense. Good call
Doing a new install. no matter how you pull on the clutch lever even with a 2 foot bar it will not loosen the clutch. Can they freeze up? dhorner@usa.net
@@TA-xj5we my clutch is stck it wont disengage
@@TA-xj5we im gonna just get a yd100 an put this aside for a lil it got me over 3k miles for 100 bucks she did her job for now its a triple 40 pk80 thnx for your reply
@@TA-xj5we happy new year by the way
This video is superb! I ended up throwing out an engine, due being unable to figure out why the clutch wasn't disengaging. If only I had watched this sooner... This is the ultimate guide to clutch problems, and prevention. Thanks so much!!
There is 1 item he doesn't talk about. That is the inner spring lock pin inside the shaft that also holds the spring.
I replace that pin,(by disassembling the clutch lock nut and spring), I found this lock pin both bent and broken in cases. You can fix this by replacing it with a grade 8.8 bolt and grinding it down to size. Now you gain a stronger inner spring lock pin, it is a mm longer barely touching your spring. Set your preload tighter and safely now.
Just adjusted my clutch incorrectly. This clarified things. Great job.
Hey sorry I'm late, I just saw you video, Is it still slipping?
@@LAHover yes, slips. I’m sure I overtightened the flower nut just to get some grip. New erasers, and tightened the inside(shaft?) spring , 1’ plus by rolling the bike backwards. I scuffed up the clutch plate a bit to increase grip, I put in a slightly longer clutch push pin that touches the ball bearing to compensate for the flower tightening. I noticed a lot of play on the clutch large sprocket. Could this cause my slipping? I’m stumped. I can get the bike going but it takes a bit of low speed peddling.
@@markwatson1970 Side to side play in the large bevel gear is a sing that the tiny friction plate bearing may be failing / falling out, but as far as I know it wont cause slipping. Once you get the bike started does the clutch still slip much during acceleration?
@@LAHover it accelerates fine and behaves once I get her going. It’s the initial grip to turn over the engine that seems to be lacking.
@@markwatson1970 I'm starting to think your motor may have great compression. Try these pads instead www.amazon.com/dp/B095HLBWFN/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_PX8M165D4VKPG5QHRV5R
I have seen people make their own by cutting car brake pads as well... I'll be trying it in a near future video as well.
Thank you for all of your content! I had never worked on any 2stroke anything, or owned a motorized bike. I slapped an engine kit onto a mountain bike that I've had for years, and it flies! It's thanks to you help and in depth explanations that I'm getting more comfortable with adjusting clutch, etc. Just had to say thanks again and keep up the wonderful content :)
I used an Old drill bit as a bucking bar as I lost mine I just used the the same diameter drill bit as the bucking bar cut the drill bit off obviously and used the part that sets into the drill it seems to work fine and is holding up fine better then the stock one alot stronger material
Just bought a used bike and needed to know the details for adjusting my clutch. It's mostly good but at full power it likes to slip.
Glad to figure out it's pretty darn easy to adjust, thanks for putting this all together!
You’re a really great teacher. I love your lessons. There so enjoyable to watch. Thanks very much for making them.
I've seen souder on the end of the clutch cable works good
As always bro hits vital issues in a way anyone can grasp and gives a full rundown. Also fixed my bike after this. ThanKs
Thank you so much man. For a long time, it took me a while to start my bike up. I thought it was because the motor had to "warm up" or I wasn't giving enough choke or what not. Little did I know, my clutch had been slipping since the beginning. I needed to adjust my inner collar nut. Now, as soon as I let out the clutch, she springs up to life!
If you still have slipping issues check the video description, there is an advanced repair video link.
Very well thought out, This video should help with identifying what was not only wrong with the clutch but even better stop issues by setting it up correctly. Thanks
I rebuilt the entire clutch assembly on my motorized bike about 2 weeks ago. Really wish I could have seen this first 😂
Also, can you cover the internal clutch shaft, spring, etc. I feel like it plays a big role in the clutch feeling and adjustment, but always gets overlooked. Sometimes, the issue is beyond the bucking bar, flower nut, cable tension, etc.
How long did it take you
Thanks for being so thorough on the clutch assembly. It was always something that I shied away from. It was easier once I saw one taken completely apart. I appreciate your explanations too.
Thank you for explaining things as you go, I'm new on these motorized bike, I bought one off a friend at work, he sold it cheap because he had it all apart in 2 boxes, I've never put anything like this together I almost told him I'd pay him more just to come get it, but I began to watch your video and a couple more others and in my amazement I put all together, so thanks again, if I had to take it somewhere to have it work on couldn't do it, your very understanding my friend.
I never do comments this is my first one ever... but this deserves it .great video wish more people did them like this... again thank you for going over everything and specific reasons why
Thank you La Hover even tho it's 3 yrs old. I want to add 1 important factor. Pasting away
There is 1 item he doesn't talk about. That is the inner spring lock pin inside the shaft that also holds the spring.
I replace that pin,(by disassembling the clutch lock nut and spring), I found this lock pin both bent and broken in cases. You can fix this by replacing it with a grade 8.8 bolt and grinding it down to size. Now you gain a stronger inner spring lock pin, it is a mm longer barely touching your spring. Set your preload tighter and safely now.
The best clutch tutorial I’ve seen, thanks…
I can't believe that he let his coffee get cold.....lol
I know right James, but much like me I get distracted by work or talking. If it was good coffee he wouldn't have let it get cold.
Very good video! It takes a while to figure out all this things, you never find them in user manual. Thanks for sharing!
I have burned up about 10 bucking bars. I finally found that WHITE LITHIUM GREASE works very well. I want everyone to know this as I have been stranded due to a melted bucking bar on more than one occasion.
That's funny as heck. Because I preach about greasing the ball bearing and the bucking bar, the case lever and the bevel gear
I actually fixed my bike within an hour after watching this video
Your troubleshooting and repair videos are the sht! So happy you take the time to explain what to do and why. Your videos are gold my friend!
A needed video for everyone that has a motorized bike. Wish I saw this year's ago
Nothing wrong with my clutch, I just like watching these videos.
Very informative video answered all my questions with all the issues that I'm having with my bike. All the issues that I was having with my clutch he answered them and they were very easy to understand. The most informative video I've seen yet
Great video!!! I’m new to motorized bikes and had to adjust my clutch, this video helped me so much!
Nice video. Been having clutch problems and after watching your video I understand what I was doig wrong. Nice information Thank you.
13:30 Good info on the "neutral position" of the bucking bar and where to grease. Thank you, sir.
I appreciate your very detailed description of what each part is and how it works together with the whole system. This video has helped me greatly. Thank you
thx for ur tips I just built my 1st motor bike and had a issue with the engine not engaging. after watching this I learned my clutch lever was not adjusted properly. once I redid the arm it turned over perfectly thx!
That's a Really great video.Thank you.I use a magnet to pull the Bucking Bar and Ball Bearing together.1st time I wanted to re-grease I figured that out quick.LoL.When I installed my 2nd motor I removed the assembly that holds the cable end over the clutch shaft and squeezed in about 2 tablespoons of Gear Oil for that area.
O.M.G! Thank you so much for knowing that ingageing the clutch is when you pull the lever in ! I've had so many arguments about this....
I love this guy he is very specific and give me a lot of details
Thanks man. U the only one who clearly teaches whats up cheers from Canada
Great video! I so agree about the clutch lever cam assembly being assembled too tightly. Mine has very little "wiggle room" and I don't have any puller to disassemble it. I ordered another one that's disassembled, so hopefully I can assemble it with more cam shaft/bucking bar play-John in Texas
On my clutch cam for a quick fix I sanded it flat so it would engage again works well
That was a great tip bud.. the only thing I haven't figured yet on my kit bike..
Your videos have fallen off of my UA-cam radar for some reason. I'll have to go back and watch the three I've missed.
🤩🤩🤩🤩Frumos si bine spus...merci domnule..
De la tine am învățat multe legat de 2 stroke..Pe primul motor lam distrus făra sa știu nimic ,și am distrus și roți pe spate din cauza tensionerului de lant...Al doilea motor merge perfect ,am facut așa cum ai spus tu domnule...Mulțumesc frumos...din Romania,Europe..
Also another reason your clutch might be slipping might be the small drive gear. How I fixed it was I got a bolt and put the head of the bolt against the bevel and drive gears to lock the motor up. Then I tightened up the bolt and that fixed my clutch issues
That gear should be keyed as well, but if the fix works for you that's great.
I see why a new engines is sold for $99...
Amazing the big power from 60 cc is only like 4 HP tops...
My old Suzuki 50 cc...vintage 1972....a 3 speed auto transmission and put out close to 3 hp....and lasted years....quiet smooth and fast
😮
I like that piston just chillin up there
A couple of the replacement bucking bars I've gotten on Amazon have been too short, leaving me wondering what the heck I had done wrong. I found one that actually gave a measurement and sure enough, when compared to the previous ones I had gotten, it was a few MM longer!
I use heat shrinks as a cap on clutch cable it's handy, you can still get cable out without removing anything
Your video is very good. My question is. The inner bearings on each side went bad. When I remove the clutch assembly some of the ball bearings fell out. The bearing races are pressed in. My question is simply how do you take these races out so I can put new ones in. Tried heating the bearings with a propane torch. Then I tried knocking them out with a hammer and chisel. Didn't work. Any ideas?
I did like the video as it is very informative.
Not sure if I'd fallow you on fastening the gas tank to the top frame bar technique.
I guess that the little bolts were broken or stripped. If so, I'd have replaced the tank.
Great video I'm in the process of building my new engine and all bearings clutch included and I have never changed bearings in the clutch I didn't know you used that tool to do that thanks.
Well done! Thank you. Have you ever find the need to adjust the inner spring on the clutch shaft? I know you can remove the cable holder, and place a sizable punch and move the rear wheel forward / backwards to help adjust. Figured I'd like to hear your opinion on that, and Thanks again for the channel & your wisdom. :-)
I never have. I did have it in the original upload but I had to cut it out because I mistakenly said "move the wheel forwards" lol opps
Very good video! I had a issue just in first time I ride the bike, and I after see you video, I think was because of the cluch point tha was wrong. Thanks
Perfect video man. Gonna have to share this in the FB groups!!🤙
I've learned that if I take my new upgraded clutch pads and pass the outer edges on a grinder just to smooth the edges out they move towards the inner clutch disc better and bite on both sides better.
Interesting, thanks for the suggestion.
thank you for this video . and your other video. im a first time builder .they help me out a lot.
Glad I could help. And good luck Builder!
Thank you for taking time to make this informative video. Great job.
👏👏👏👏 well done on the video 🚲💨💨💨 and information on the clutch and the bucking bar I have had that problem before thanks 💨💨💨💨🤙👍💯
Welcome 🚲💨💨💨
my back wheel is stck moto rider the clutch wont make the small gear turn it wont disengage
@@SpACeCruizeR2o3 did you get it figured out
@@motorizedbicyclerider5296 not yet im thinking the piston might be stuck i went to the store shut the bike down came out and the clutch wont disengage its stuck
@@SpACeCruizeR2o3 it's kind of hard to say it could be any little problem you'll just have to take it apart
Cut grooves into the pressure plate really helps getting the clutch to grip
I'll have to try that, I have an old set of pads, I'll see if it brings them back to life.
Thank you so much, I think I found my problem because of your video. What kind of Grease do you recommend?
Hey man I appreciate your videos. Very helpful, because you are in fact very knowledgeable about these motors, and other components regarding these makes.
I would like to go into business with someone like you!
Thanks builder!
nice! this is good info, need to adjust my clutches too.
2:07 I run a spring over the cable between the clutch lever and the cable tube. The excess cable I then tuck into the spring so it doesn’t stick out and poke me or fray.
Ayy hover what material is the black clutch pads made of am quite paranoid that they may be made of asbestos so everytime i touch or get near em i use a mask and glove if you may pls tell me just for clarity of mind 😅
Instead of having a flat-sharp area on the clutch arm, they should have shaped it like a cam lobe.
Question: why does my clutch 'grab-slip-grab' to the point where the engine won't start because I can't get a full revolution of the crank to fire it off? I'm thinking the Clutch plate is either warped, or it's possible I could have over-greased the Bevel Gear, and some grease may have contaminated a few Clutch Pads? The Engine is a MaxInd YD100 with zero hours...
Was hoping you would go into more depth on flower nut adjustment
Great explained clutch video, excellent information,thank you
My clutch arm has to be turned in WAY past neutral before it gets close to touching the bucking bar. Do any of these engines use two bucking bars? One smaller than the other? It may be a false memory but I thought when I first got this (PK 80) that there was a big bucking bar, a bearing and a smaller bucking bar but if it did, I lost the smaller one. My bike has less than 10 miles on it and the bucking bar is already very rounded over.
I'm doing my first build and when I connected my clutch cable it didn't seem to have any movement at all. About a 1/4". So I took off the casing and the bucking bar doesn't seem to move at all . I'm I missing something? Is this common?
What kind of setup do you have for your bicycle engine exhaust clutch and electrical
For some reason I always thought the clay red ones were the best ones. I hate the chirp they make though. I'll try the re-used rubber tire ones again.
another good video excellent in to detail.
Thanks a lot..You saved my clutch...
What about the bearing balls from the clutch crown, those are between the pressure plates. Its hard to grease them and clean the back pressure plate afterwards, but they sure need some grease from time to time, or at least some wd40.
I have a new build, and it keeps destroying bucking bar bearings. I grease the ball bearing every time, but within 5 miles, the ball bearing becomes a half-sphere. This has been driving me insane for a week, since I got the bike. I have gone through 4 bearings already, and I grease the hell out of them every time. Any idea what can cause this?
When I engage I swear it’s slipping so that means I need to tighten the flower nut ?
What type of noise can clutch assembly make and how do you correct them ?
New at this as I want to build a 4 stroke. Do I need a Jackshaft with a clutch assembly if on comes with the motor? Some motors come with a clutch assembly from Bikeberry for $299.
Hey man, I recently got a motorised bike that’s brand new and I tightened the wire for the clutch arm good and the clutch arm didn’t move. But when I pulled in the clutch the clutch arm got loose. Is there any easy fix to this?
What happened if I don't use Round Column Bolt for the small bevel gear you think my clutch start slipping
How do you set up the clutch play in set screw on a new build
Does anyone know if it is possible to fit the drive sprocket onto the clutch so that I could run a chain to my bicycles original gear setup? That way I won't need to use a jackshaft thanks
My clutch is extremely stiff and hard to pull. I’ve changed the cable routing and removed the return spring but it’s still the same. Anything I can do? Maybe the clutch spring?
I have a 125cc toatoa go kart that grinds in reverse but works well in the forward gears. Would replacing the clutch likely repair this issue? I haven't been able to find anyone who wants to repair so I will probably have to do it.
Hello, how about if my chain broke and I replaced the chain and took off the lid of the clutch and now I have to adjust the arm of the cable clutch, how can I know when it's properly engaged, so I can started?
What does it mean when I pull in the clutch and I feel resistance in gliding? Can that mean my pads are bad? Also I hear squeaking. Help!
Thanks for the great video! What kind of grease do you recommend for this purpose?
I like Lucas Red N Tacky.
I just bought the 100cc 2 stroke motor. The clutch will not engage. The crank won't turn. It's not locked up.i need help with it.
Where do I buy the clutch for my 29 gx7 Genesis and the big gear too
This information is invaluable!! Thank You So Much!!
Thank you for the information. Very well explained.
When I pull in my clutch the whole bevel gear and shaft moves in the case?
Well when your riding how do you know when your clutch shaft has been shot completely? When I ride mine it just started where I hear a heart dropping grinding when I pull in the clutch and it didn't wanna go over 12mph I even had to help it go up hills
Good news, easy fix. Bad news, it sounds like your clutch basket bearing failed/migrated. I can't say for sure tho.
I screw on a small blue electrical blue wire nut on my cable ends
I remember the first time my pads got wet. Wow I thought I ruined the clutch but all I had to do was take it apart and let it dry I could imagine how difficult if oil or grease gets in the clutch pad
I'll have to try that some time.
It's really hard to pettle start my motor it takes my entire body wait to start any way to fix ?
My clutch arm shredded itsself and I have a new one but I can tell by the way the motor engages when I have my clutch in it'll happen again if I dont do something... so hopefully by the end of his video I'll know what I need to know to prevent that from happening again
Okay my guess was it was probably my pads but ill see if I can clean those pressure plates too I'm sure there's more advice for my problem if I actually finish the video
Also what you said about the bucking bar and the clutch arm is all what happened to me a month after I bought it and didn't grease it the thing was unrideable
There is an advanced clutch video in the disco. Covers more issues if yours is not in this one.
@@LAHover im at work right now so ill be trying to fix it in about 4 hours but you covered about 6 possible problems i could have in the half of the video I watched on my lunch break you earned that like and follow for sure
@@LAHover do you have a video about putting the clutch gears back in? Not sure how to do that don't wanna take em off till I'm sure I can put it back on
I just got 100cc engine running. May I have have the part numbers for the clutch components! Thank you.
This video was very very helpful. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
That piston with the eyes 👀 it’s the thumbnail from the velocity video ;)
How do you fix a stiff clutch sprocket for the motor chain
So I'm having the issue that my bucking bar won't even go back in now all the way so I can't even get my clutch arm cover back on all the way
Thank you so much for your detailed video 🙂
How can I take barren out of the clutch.. if it's pushed in n not coming out
I need to adjust my clutch after every ride, do you know why this might be?