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when are you getting the mykitech ones back? wahhh |
September 14, 2011 |
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ultimate warrior
from parts unknown
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ive had nothing but problems with mine. when i first got it i took it apart locktited erythang. only after weeks of tinkering and dilly dallying did i realize it was this clutch pulley that was causing my bike to sputter at high rpms. i figured it was anything but the clutch pulley. i mean its doppler, right? i swapped cdis, swapped carbs, swapped cylinder heads, i even began to question my own port job... GASP! it turns out the whole time that the pads were rubbing the bell in an uneven pattern. so i took it apart again and sanded down the pads and it ran great for about an hour, only to have it sputter again. maybe i got one from a bad batch, but if i were in the market for a clutch pulley, id find the mykitech one and click that little email reminder computer and wait... then spend the extra $120.
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Yes you can... |
April 29, 2010 |
| taco eater:
Nathan Hobart
from Portland, OR United States
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... use this pulley on a motobecane. It's the same thing as the motobecane one and I use it and it's rad. The only difference is the pedal shaft is a different length and will need shimming- Or if you are clever you can just track down a hobbit pedal shaft and it'll work on your moby like a charm, with a minimum of shimming and you'll get to keep your pedals. Also these things need to be taken apart and greased and locktighted every so ofter and before you run them.
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