1975 BMW R90S Clutch Adjustment

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  • Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
  • This is a really bad, one-handed video demonstration of the simple and easy steps for a correct clutch cable adjustment. This is on my old 1975 BMW R90S which is getting a thorough make-over; not for a show bike - this is going to be a road warrior. A new clutch was recently installed and this is the correct method for adjustment. I promise, I will learn how to use iMovie (or get my boys to do it for me) and make some more really bad videos.

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  • @goodtimes5650
    @goodtimes5650 9 лет назад +2

    I cant thank you enough. My clutch was all out of whack and my r-100 was hardly driveable. After watching this I checked my throwout bolt and it was totally loose. I did the adjustment as you illustrate and fixed it perfect! Thanks!

  • @jonathanbaber913
    @jonathanbaber913 9 лет назад +1

    I installed a new clutch cable on my R100 and bike wouldn't shift into gear based upon my way. Watched your video, made some minor adjustments and bike shifts great now. Thank you for posting.

  • @thierryroullier8401
    @thierryroullier8401 10 лет назад +1

    Great Video. Will use your info tonight on my R90/6. Thanks

  • @cspark9186
    @cspark9186 Год назад +1

    Very nice.

  • @59jaguar
    @59jaguar 3 года назад

    Excellent info. Trying to do this now on my r90.
    Thanks again

  • @441rider
    @441rider 6 лет назад

    It really effects being able to select neutral. Slight turns in adjuster can make neural lock out.

  • @masoudborafia40
    @masoudborafia40 7 лет назад +1

    Thank you for the demonstration

  • @pikefisher
    @pikefisher 4 года назад +1

    I'm thinking that maybe you were holding the flat steel 201mm tool the wrong way end to end. It seems the curved end should go around the barrel at the throw out bearing lever.

    • @CRay-yq3nm
      @CRay-yq3nm  4 года назад

      Give that a try. The total length of the tool is 201 mm.

  • @invisiblespeedbump
    @invisiblespeedbump 9 лет назад +1

    Thanks, very helpful!

  • @59jaguar
    @59jaguar 3 года назад +1

    What if doing all this the lever is still stiff and feels very difficult to pull lever in?

    • @CRay-yq3nm
      @CRay-yq3nm  3 года назад

      Disassemble, clean, and lube everything. Start with clutch lever at handlebar, then clean and lube clutch cable. Throwout arm at back of transmission - take it off. Now you can remove, clean, and lube the throwout rod (clutch rod). Caution! You must understand how to replace/install the clutch rod felt seal. The felt seal can be cleaned, saturated with grease, and reinstalled. Replace throwout arm. Adjust as described.

    • @59jaguar
      @59jaguar 3 года назад +1

      Thanks for reply. I think this is beyond my skill set but I’ll hopefully find some one who can fix . I have new cable and it’s set to right distance but it’s difficult to to pull in lever feels very stiff.

  • @zurabk.2738
    @zurabk.2738 9 лет назад +1

    Thank you!

  • @CRay-yq3nm
    @CRay-yq3nm  11 лет назад +1

    "Wow! That is the most awesome video ever. You should get an Oscar" ... said no one, ever.

  • @revcole7
    @revcole7 9 лет назад +1

    Thanks for your helpful video. Can you please tell me where you buy the Jeff Trapp clutch adjust tool. Is it available on line? Thanks.

    • @CRay-yq3nm
      @CRay-yq3nm  9 лет назад +1

      Cole Maynard Here is his website - www.northwoodsairheads.com/tools-and-t-shirts.php .

    • @revcole7
      @revcole7 9 лет назад +1

      C. Ray Thanks, I have just sent him an email. You should be on commission!

    • @CRay-yq3nm
      @CRay-yq3nm  9 лет назад +1

      Cole Maynard Ha! I am happy to promote a fellow that is so helpful for us old-timers who love our old bikes.

  • @johneastman1905
    @johneastman1905 Год назад +1

    If you are going to the trouble of creating a quality tutorial video …
    Do take the time to clean up the workspace floor and background …

    • @CRay-yq3nm
      @CRay-yq3nm  Год назад

      Point well taken. I am usually working on two or three bikes; have parts and tools scattered about. I am a one-man shop and not a professional video studio. Sorry about the poor quality video.