Re: Spline Lube

[Bob Hadden <kbhadden@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

A couple of points:

1 - The clutch looks fine and is not up for replacement.  There was 
hardly any clutch dust in the bell housing, which was a bit of a 
surprise.

2 - The work is going on in my heated basement.  So weather was not a 
factor here.

3 - It took about 4 hours to strip everything down.  Two guys working 
on it.  First time either of us had been into an oil head in this 
manner.  No beer allowed, it was in the morning, so hopefully I will 
actually remember where the stuff goes back together after a couple of 
days.

Bob Hadden '98RS

On Feb 25, 2004, at 9:35 AM, PLPKLT@xxxxxxx wrote:

> Bob,
>
> I really liked seeing the picture of your disenboweled bike pending 
> the new clutch.  I don't have a weak stomach but it is impressive how 
> throughly you have performed a garage autopsy on the bike.
>
> How long did it take you to get to that point?   and more importantly, 
> how many beers? A guy has got to have the right supplies before 
> attempt that kind of job..!
>
> Paige

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