Stupid

[heatlbj6]

This is what happens when your a moron and forget to tighten the bolt for the clutch me being the moron

 

[heatlbj6]

And also this pic

 

[blasterdemon7]

You live and learn. I bet your not the only one it happen to.

 

[nboldman]

Yupp, you did a number on that clutch. I may have a spare to replace all of that. PM me

 

[heatlbj6]

Yes very stupid mistake won't ever so that again

 

[ChrisZx7]

woah thats nasty

 

[Awk08]

aaaahhhh heat, why ya do it ?

 

[heatlbj6]

In a rush should've just stopped and looked .. To get the boss off do I need a tusk holder thing or is there another way

 

[Awk08]

if thats the nut that wasn't properly touqued/tightened ?, then i'd say you won't need a clutch holder to get it back apart, but you should use one to reassemble it.

or.....

redneck style:
rivet a steel clutch plate to a fiber clutch plate, insert into clutch basket, bike in gear, holding rear brake on will lock it up too

 

[heatlbj6]

No it wasn't that washer .. And sorry I'm a lil slow river the steel plate and fiber plate how would that work

 

[heatlbj6]

And I don't have a rear brake

 

[nboldman]

No it wasn't that washer .. And sorry I'm a lil slow river the steel plate and fiber plate how would that work

it locks the inner hub in place. allowing you to take off the nut.

 

[Awk08]

No it wasn't that washer .. And sorry I'm a lil slow river the steel plate and fiber plate how would that work

thats how the clutch transfers the power from the outer basket to the inner basket attached to the tranny, the fibers teeth lock to the outer basket, the steel plates teeth lock to the inner basket, friction between the 2 transfer the power, but when riveted together makes them locked together.
when in gear and brake applied locks everything up and will allow that nut to be removed.

 

[heatlbj6]

But how would yo rivet them together

 

[Awk08]

they gotta stay alinged as they would be inside the clutch, then drill 3-4 holes around them and use pop rivets to hold them together.
best way would be to have a steel and a fiber in the basket, held out near the ohter edge by something ?
little pieces of wood, rubber ect.
then carefully drill the holes not allowing the bit to go thru too far thru and hit the basket.
a short doulbe ended pop rivet drill bit would be good.

 

[Larry's Shee]

And if you don't have brakes either a rag or a penny between crank and clutch gear will hold clutch