Mach
Last time I looked the clutch was on the left hand side of my motor (looking foreward) so who told you that the clutch was on the right side? And as others have said this is an MZ motor with an MZ (invented) casette type gearbox. As I have said its a simple job and the procedure has been adequately described elswhere on this website.
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Trans lockout?
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Re: Trans lockout?
by boilermaker » Thu Jun 09, 2011 5:03 pm
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Re: Trans lockout?
by Mach IV » Fri Jun 10, 2011 8:59 pm
Cool,I just assumed it was on the right.
Now to get those springs,I may as well order all three.
Maybe two of each just in case.
Now to get those springs,I may as well order all three.
Maybe two of each just in case.
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Re: Trans lockout?
by boilermaker » Sat Jun 11, 2011 4:59 am
Mach
A good idea to get extra springs. You may notice that the main drive chain is on the "wrong side" of the machine as compared to the norm. This is one of the consequences of having a cassete type simply removable gear cluster. This was an MZ (Walter Kaden) invention back in the 50's to facilitate fast ratio and bearing changes in their racing gearboxes. The real value of this design aspect comes when a gearbox repair is required. My wife's Ducati ran a mainshaft bearing a few years back and the repair bill ran to over £800 (and the job was carried out by a friend in his racing workshop!) as as the whole engine required stripping to acess a £30 bearing.
A good idea to get extra springs. You may notice that the main drive chain is on the "wrong side" of the machine as compared to the norm. This is one of the consequences of having a cassete type simply removable gear cluster. This was an MZ (Walter Kaden) invention back in the 50's to facilitate fast ratio and bearing changes in their racing gearboxes. The real value of this design aspect comes when a gearbox repair is required. My wife's Ducati ran a mainshaft bearing a few years back and the repair bill ran to over £800 (and the job was carried out by a friend in his racing workshop!) as as the whole engine required stripping to acess a £30 bearing.
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Re: Trans lockout?
by Mach IV » Sat Jun 11, 2011 6:51 pm
I bought this bike last April and have yet to ride it.
If it's not my "cup of tea" it will go up for sale.
If it's not my "cup of tea" it will go up for sale.
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Re: Trans lockout?
by m4panther » Sat Jun 11, 2011 8:44 pm
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/30991157/Repair ... 8-2005.pdf
down load this copy of the repair manual!
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/30991157/MZ1000 ... 8-2005.pdf
and heres a parts list
down load this copy of the repair manual!
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/30991157/MZ1000 ... 8-2005.pdf
and heres a parts list
If it bleeds for a week and doesnt die....Dont' trust it!
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Re: Trans lockout?
by Mach IV » Tue Sep 27, 2011 7:54 pm
Well,I finally got around to ordering the parts.
They arrived yesterday and I pulled the clutch cover and clutch,the springs are intact,however that tab
that a few of you have found in your oil pans was bent and cracked.
Should I have it welded and put it back in?
If it would shift without it then it wouldn't have gotten stuck in N to begin with.
When reassembling does it matter what gear it is in?
I know certain bikes need to be in a specific gear when put back together.
Hoping to have it up and running tomorrow,there is a machine shop right next door that will weld the tab for me.
They arrived yesterday and I pulled the clutch cover and clutch,the springs are intact,however that tab
that a few of you have found in your oil pans was bent and cracked.
Should I have it welded and put it back in?
If it would shift without it then it wouldn't have gotten stuck in N to begin with.
When reassembling does it matter what gear it is in?
I know certain bikes need to be in a specific gear when put back together.
Hoping to have it up and running tomorrow,there is a machine shop right next door that will weld the tab for me.
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Re: Trans lockout?
by Mach IV » Mon Feb 27, 2012 10:19 am
Been riding it a few months now,I had the tab welded as the springs were all fine.
Now I just need some trashed muffs so I can cut the mid pipes off for the Leo Vince
cans I have for it.
Now I just need some trashed muffs so I can cut the mid pipes off for the Leo Vince
cans I have for it.
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