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Just a heads up the springs are not the same, Corse Dynamics is same as OEM, but the Speedymoto are shorter.
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P.S. OP, I really enjoy my Speedymoto ones and highly recommend them! |
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Went and picked through the service history for the bike i had faxed to me at the time of purchase... along with the DP pressure plate he also put on a spring and screw kit with caps. So were good there.
I was going to order the Oberon from motowheels, but they seem to be sold out of red... can anyone recommend a nice site to order one of these from? I suppose i could get black but i think I'd like the red one more. |
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Might want to consider the CORSE DYNAMICS Polished SS Clutch Springs as well. Most other aftermarket springs are heavier than stock springs - which would result in a heavier clutch lever. You could sell the current springs in the classifieds fairly easy. -M
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Thanks for all the info guys. Placed my order for a red Oberon Clutch slave cylinder and a pair of Oakley's. And since i was in the spirit of spending money i also ordered an aluminum tool set off ebay so i can remove my wheels for rubber changes and adjust my chain tension.
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Pottebaum bought an expensive steel one, and it doesn't fit well, or I should say tooo well its too tight and doesn't feel like it wants to go on...without a hammer.
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This is a good steel socket that works with a lot of the aftermarket nuts as well as OEM.
CORSE DYNAMICS Wheel Nut Socket: 1098/1198/MTS1200/Streetfighter/Diavel
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