Hydraulic clutch on '95 teapot 6?

[andydrinkell]

Anyone done this yet? Got a slightly dodgy left hand from a bike accident years ago on a non Suzuki (it was a work bike, not mine so don't judge)

Done it on a 125 and it worked well with cheap bits off fleabay but not seen much for teapots

[fatblokeonbandit]

easy peasy done it several times, all the sprocket covers are interchangeable, all you need to sort is the length of the push rod, a bit of 6mm stainless rod cut to length fixes it

 

heres a Tpot 750 with b6 cable cover, so a b12 or gsxr hydraulic cover will fit right on as well...

 

Edited October 17, 2017 by fatblokeonbandit

[andydrinkell]

Excellent!!!  So then it's just  slave cylinder , handlebar mounted cylinder and Bobs your Uncle. (Can I say that? Difficult these days, some plonker might complain that calling Bob your uncle Is actually assuming gender roles...)

[fatblokeonbandit]

the only bit that isn't a straight bollt on is the length of the push rod,  you will ned to work out tye correct length..

[VJ]

Pretty sure the teapot 6 and b12 are same length pushrods, i seem to remember picking the least fucked out of the 2 i had when building my old 6/12. 

[fatblokeonbandit]

2 hours ago, VJ said:

Pretty sure the teapot 6 and b12 are same length pushrods, i seem to remember picking the least fucked out of the 2 i had when building my old 6/12. 

Hes right you know, the part numbers are the same

 

you learn something every day here  most of it is useless, but now and again something useful comes up

[andydrinkell]

Sums me up. Mostly useless but now and again ......