Timbone
Well-Known Member
I've put well over 1000 miles on my motorbike and I've had to make several adjustments to the clutch. It's never difficult.
I still have plenty of meat on my trapezoidal clutch pads but there will certainly be a time when they require replacement. I've done a lot of searching on this site and I can find nothing about what material can be used for a DIY replacement.
For fun, I made a template of the clutch pads and used it to cut up pieces out of thick bungee cord material. Unless they are too grabby, I can't imagine that these will not make a very good replacement. Is there something I am not considering here? Anyone care to make bets as to whether or not this will work?
=Timbone=
I still have plenty of meat on my trapezoidal clutch pads but there will certainly be a time when they require replacement. I've done a lot of searching on this site and I can find nothing about what material can be used for a DIY replacement.
For fun, I made a template of the clutch pads and used it to cut up pieces out of thick bungee cord material. Unless they are too grabby, I can't imagine that these will not make a very good replacement. Is there something I am not considering here? Anyone care to make bets as to whether or not this will work?
=Timbone=