Forum Archive: Thanks for 15+ years of posts! Boards are now read-only. For mechanical troubleshooting, download official factory manuals here. If yours is missing, let us know. Our team is focusing entirely on improving the parts store to keep riders on the road! Any future maintenance tips, technical news, or occasional short tutorials will be posted directly on our official blog here.
Went to start the bike to take it for its mot , starter just spinning , not a chance in hell that its going to go today or any day ,think the starter clutch has gone but thats just a hunch from what i could not hear from the engine .Gah.
Oil drained , covers off , no teeth missing , pressed the starter button just to see if the sprockets turned ,and they did but just spun ,so whats the next step , buy a starter clutch puller and see the state of the clutch , i have watched vids on YT and i am fairly confident in having ago , do i need the bike in gear to undo the bolt plus do i need a plate to screw into the mag holes or will a puller manage this , cheers
Oil drained , covers off , no teeth missing , pressed the starter button just to see if the sprockets turned ,and they did but just spun ,so whats the next step , buy a starter clutch puller and see the state of the clutch , i have watched vids on YT and i am fairly confident in having ago , do i need the bike in gear to undo the bolt plus do i need a plate to screw into the mag holes or will a puller manage this , cheers
I forgot off my head, but is it possible you can measure the bolt size that you took out from the center and find the thread pitch ? – If not i will try to dig through my archives the exact puller tools Hyosung uses themselves.
You can also get a “generic” big rotor holder for bikes like harley or whatever that allows you to lock the flywheel in place (You will need it to tighten the bolt back in after swapping the starting clutch)
I forgot off my head, but is it possible you can measure the bolt size that you took out from the center and find the thread pitch ? – If not i will try to dig through my archives the exact puller tools Hyosung uses themselves. You can also get a “generic” big rotor holder for bikes like harley or whatever that allows you to lock the flywheel in place (You will need it to tighten the bolt back in after swapping the starting clutch)
Forum Archive: Thanks for 15+ years of posts! Boards are now read-only. For mechanical troubleshooting, download official factory manuals here. If yours is missing, let us know. Our team is focusing entirely on improving the parts store to keep riders on the road! Any future maintenance tips, technical news, or occasional short tutorials will be posted directly on our official blog here.
Went to start the bike to take it for its mot , starter just spinning , not a chance in hell that its going to go today or any day ,think the starter clutch has gone but thats just a hunch from what i could not hear from the engine .Gah.
Oil drained , covers off , no teeth missing , pressed the starter button just to see if the sprockets turned ,and they did but just spun ,so whats the next step , buy a starter clutch puller and see the state of the clutch , i have watched vids on YT and i am fairly confident in having ago , do i need the bike in gear to undo the bolt plus do i need a plate to screw into the mag holes or will a puller manage this , cheers
Oil drained , covers off , no teeth missing , pressed the starter button just to see if the sprockets turned ,and they did but just spun ,so whats the next step , buy a starter clutch puller and see the state of the clutch , i have watched vids on YT and i am fairly confident in having ago , do i need the bike in gear to undo the bolt plus do i need a plate to screw into the mag holes or will a puller manage this , cheers
I forgot off my head, but is it possible you can measure the bolt size that you took out from the center and find the thread pitch ? – If not i will try to dig through my archives the exact puller tools Hyosung uses themselves.
You can also get a “generic” big rotor holder for bikes like harley or whatever that allows you to lock the flywheel in place (You will need it to tighten the bolt back in after swapping the starting clutch)
I forgot off my head, but is it possible you can measure the bolt size that you took out from the center and find the thread pitch ? – If not i will try to dig through my archives the exact puller tools Hyosung uses themselves. You can also get a “generic” big rotor holder for bikes like harley or whatever that allows you to lock the flywheel in place (You will need it to tighten the bolt back in after swapping the starting clutch)