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PostPosted: 09 Apr 2011 18:17 
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chris(madrid) wrote:
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My little ss750 had a "pull" slave. They hardly fail! Ducati too!
Made by Brembo? There was one made for older guzzis - That was a pull too.



Hmmm, just checked, actually it looks like a pusher! :roll: Sorry.

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PostPosted: 09 Apr 2011 19:05 
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Nate wrote:
Hmmm, just checked, actually it looks like a pusher! :roll: Sorry. N.
No probbies that man.

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PostPosted: 21 Apr 2011 18:34 
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has this problem been sort out now on the 1125r,as my clutch packed up today,,lucky the break down guy took it to george at blackbear,


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PostPosted: 21 Apr 2011 19:00 
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I sent my spare set of seals down to Oberon Performance (they already have the rest of my clutch parts) a couple of weeks ago. Blackrag is on the case and will give me an update next week. It might be worth giving Steve at Oberon a phone, and let him know that there might be a demand for his update kits ;)

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PostPosted: 21 Apr 2011 23:31 
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If that is a black R with full side fairings, then saw it arrive at BB this afternoon safe on the back of a truck, my CR was having an annual check/service/oil+filter thing.


scottwinget wrote:
has this problem been sort out now on the 1125r,as my clutch packed up today,,lucky the break down guy took it to george at blackbear,

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PostPosted: 22 Apr 2011 09:17 
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hi mike it was mine,i had a message from steve from blackbear,saying that they where fitting the upgrade one,i dont know wether that one is any better,but adam do you have steve number at oberon,maybe buy a back upset,this has realy mucked up my weekend,was going for a blast today,blackbear saturday,then southend monday,i need a back buell(ANY CHEAP ONE AROUND)


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PostPosted: 22 Apr 2011 09:57 
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Scott, MY 1125 has had 4 sets of seals and the 'Upgrade' kit :roll: - some fitted under Warranty, and some by myself. My last set of seals lasted 80 miles before they failed :roll: There is no damage or scuffing to the piston or the machined faces or even the coated faces on the sleeve.

Oberon contact is:

steve.street@oberon-performance.co.uk

02392481188

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PostPosted: 22 Apr 2011 11:51 
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hi thanks,what am thinking about doing is buying a set,and if this next set packs up,get them to fit them under,warranty,if they would do it,for me,do you know the cost,and would it easy job to fit,myself whats the mls on your bike,and does it make a diffrents to what oil you use,,to wear,on it
did you email mr buell him self on this matter,
(am not realy sure what the item is without see it myself and where in the engine it is too tell you the truth)
thanks scott


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PostPosted: 22 Apr 2011 12:06 
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I've always kept a spare set of seals in my stock (about £40+ approx for the 3 'O' rings and the 2 lipped piston seals but I sent these down to Oberon. When I phoned Dealers to replenish my stock, one Dealer was too busy to deal with me and said they'd phone back (they didn't :roll: ) and the other Dealer had them in stock and got them in the post to me straight away 8-) . There's only 2 Dealers that I'd trust with getting Buell parts and I'll let you guess which was 'too busy'. If you really need to know, I'll do it by PM ;)

EBR have been consulted on this issue (about their manual cable conversion) which I built my own prototype from - it worked :D but Blackrag and his Oberon contact stepped in before I could make a properly finished and much less ugly final version, and my clutch gubbins was posted off to them :yup: 8-)

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PostPosted: 22 Apr 2011 12:14 
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Oh yeah,.... my bike has about 7k miles on it (I have one or two bikes as well ;) ) and if you know what you're doing, stripping and rebuilding the slave cylinder will take about 1/2 hour. It's easy to do but EVERYTHING (I really mean this) MUST be surgically clean. The only 'special tool' you need is a deep socket for the sperical nut. I milled flats on my socket so I could hold it with a spanner, but holding it with Molegrips (nasty bodgers tool ;) ) would probably work.
I've only ever used the Dot 4/5.1 mineral based fluid.

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PostPosted: 05 May 2011 12:18 
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Hi guys update so far design is sorted as can be, a 2 pronged approach a full kit to upgrade with and or seals, having seals made to replace the rev b upgrade seals, as you cannot buy the seals separately if you want to take that option....we start testing on June 20th as soon as I get back from Belgium... as soon as its working well it will be shipped to Adam for destruction testing, so a final result is underway...will keep you posted...on the replacement kit the leaver pull will also be slightly lighter than stock

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PostPosted: 05 May 2011 12:28 
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Good News....keep us posted on progress and Adam's, hopefully, non-destructive testing!


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PostPosted: 05 May 2011 17:56 
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Excellent stuff :yup: :dance: :dance: If it can be broken, I guarantee I'll do my very best lOl

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PostPosted: 05 May 2011 22:30 
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:yt: :roll: :rofl:

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PostPosted: 09 May 2011 16:21 
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COLIN A wrote:
Hi Adam, if your in need of some stock to make your plate give me a pm, most thicknesses can be catered for up to lets say 1 1/8" and even al-lith is possible
good luck with your clutch if i can help i will, took my xb9r for a ride "first time, only round the estate as I may not be fully legal yet" Christ it felt soo good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



Thanks Colin, that's very kind of you 8-) Although the manual conversion worked ok, I'm not going to bother with a carefully made MK11 which would look a little tidyer (if that's possible :roll: lOl ) because Blackrag has a chum at a well known parts manufacturer and the've examined my clutch parts under x400 mag. They're currently 'on the case' of building a more reliable hydraulic slave. These things take time, but when they're done, they'll send it to me to road test.
If anyone can break it, I can :rofl:


NO Adam if anyone can break it I CAN! :tw:


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