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Clutch Cable Clamp source & picture for "oldduke' 200

posted by  oldduke on  Mon Apr 18 19:22 CST 2011
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hi machine man- thanks for the update. i looked up your information provided on enco. saw the 2 piece shaft collar clamp. if the cable slipping is at fault thismight work. will have to studyit more when i can get to it. am concerned that it could be a bent pedal or a cracked fork which would mean the trans has to come out . then you might as well do the clutch. havent seen a clutch fork crack or bend yet. theyare usually pretty sturdy. will have to take a closer look. what has been your experience with this. thanks oldduke






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