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1995 sport carb gerabox rebuilt

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chris watts

Tuned and Synch'ed
Joined
Sep 19, 2014
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Location
uk west sussex
Hi there

Just finished working on my 1100 sport 1995 carb gearbox rebuild.

The clutch inner body broke up , causing over adjustment and clutch slippage and leading to clutch shaft bearing wear.

Using guzzi tech archive and john nobles excellent guide.
I embarked upon the 'job'

Head /barrels off to allow engine to be spun around after undoing gearbox.

Gearbox out to inspect damage , clutch shaft bearing broke up and needles in box etc.

New bearings from stien dense and seals from gutsibits.

Relaced layshaft , as wear on splines was excessive.

Quite a big job , but happy with results and ride of my old 40th bitrhday model.
at 6k revs we are certainly getting a move on and with accelerator pump carbs - good old fashioned motorcycling!!!
120km now..

Thanks john fro your article

Chris
UK west sussex
 
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