slipper clutch conversion on a bandit gsxr engine

[Markz9]

Hi everyone

has anybody carried out this on a bandit / gsxr 1127 engine I am aware that it is possible to fit a gsxr 750/1000 k slipper clutch

but don't seem to be able to find any details

cheers

Mark

[Gixer1460]

Who says its possible? I've seen 1000 baskets grafted onto 1100 gear for fitting convertable / slider clutches but those ain't slipper clutches and never really heard of anyone saying 'that 1100 clutch is pants - I really need a slipper'!

[Markz9]

Yank web site and a couple of classic tt bikes have done it

it's for my race bike not road obviously there is the sigma slipper but that is nearly £700 which is a bit steep 

[Gixer1460]

Found this ....... http://www.rlrmotorsports.com/suzuki-slipper-clutches-872-p.asp - not cheap but it is a slipper.

[Gammaboy]

There's a thread on the proboard site somewhere.

[Gammaboy]

I think it was buried somewhere in here:

http://old-skool-suzuki.proboards.com/thread/909/bandit-spring-clutch-conversion-parts

[Sandman]

Slipper clutch for GSXR 1100:

http://www.sigmaperformance.com/slipperclutchrange.html

 

 

[Duckndive]

I think jonny1bump did a slipper clutch for his 1100....

[Rene EFE]

2 hours ago, Sandman said:

Slipper clutch for GSXR 1100:

http://www.sigmaperformance.com/slipperclutchrange.html

 

 

This is on my christmaslist. No need for experimenting with (expensive) bits from other bikes

[jonny1bump]

They fitted sigma to Michael Dunlop manx bike did work as slipper but also did not work to well with drive. Ive gone and forgotten name the mechanic was also schwantz mechanic.

Ive built light weight clutch but not slipper none of us got ramps to work correctly