bump for more pics pleeease...

great thread

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DP Slipper Clutch
DP Billet Aluminium Clutch Casing
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NGR-COMPONENTS Clutch Cover

Quote from: 748s on May 23, 2008, 05:29:33 AM
cycle cat and speedy moto

is there any info on how the cycle cat copes with a crash?  If I'd ever be tempted to buy a cover, I'd go for the Cyclecat if it will crash well.

Here's mine -- I drilled it last week.  The paint chipped around the screw holes so I may have to repaint ot get it powder coated;

Quote from: Trenchdigger on May 23, 2008, 05:16:51 PM
These pics make me want to go out and get a dry clutch!

Can you modify the clutch cover even if you don't have a dry clutch??

BTW, all of these pics look great, keep posting them!   

Quote from: TRock on July 06, 2008, 08:56:44 AM

nice one Trock! thanks for the pics...

welcome to the DMF!!! you should post up in the "bikes of the DMF" thread.

Quote from: hydra on July 06, 2008, 04:26:58 PM
nice one Trock! thanks for the pics...

welcome to the DMF!!! you should post up in the "bikes of the DMF" thread.

Thanks hydra...I'm taking more pics this week.

Quote from: Adamm3406 on July 06, 2008, 03:53:31 PM
Can you modify the clutch cover even if you don't have a dry clutch??

BTW, all of these pics look great, keep posting them!   

You can do whatever you want to it, but if you put a hole in it you'll lose all your engine oil.

The biggest downside to having a wet clutch is not being able to show it off. The biggest upside is not having to grow a Popeye forearm.

The biggest upside to having a dry clutch is being able to show it off. The biggest downside is having to masturbate so much to keep the muscles toned. In the off season. Yeah, that's what I meant.

Quote from: Adamm3406 on July 06, 2008, 03:53:31 PM
Can you modify the clutch cover even if you don't have a dry clutch??

BTW, all of these pics look great, keep posting them!   

PM Superleggera and ask him when his stuff is coming to market. He's working on some super secret project for the wet clutch guys...

the left side was jelaous

 
                             

Quote from: M900 on July 06, 2008, 06:07:13 AM
is there any info on how the cycle cat copes with a crash?  If I'd ever be tempted to buy a cover, I'd go for the Cyclecat if it will crash well.

Here's mine -- I drilled it last week.  The paint chipped around the screw holes so I may have to repaint ot get it powder coated;

Claimed to be solid in a slide down the road.
It feels very solid.
Just in case..........I got the speedymoto pressure plate, it doesn't leave the springs exposed, plate covers springs up to the caps.

Not a great pic, but a Fast by Ferracci Gold pressure plate and Speedymoto Area 51/Alien clutch cover.  Was thinking of having it powdercoated.

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