Vader 125 Clutch Cover

thepants · Yesterday, 01:40 PM

I broke my clutch cover while adjusting the clutch. I've got it attached with one bolt, for now, but I really don't want dirt to get in there. So far, I'm having no luck finding a replacement. Could anybody here post a website where I might find one? Would a clutch cover from something else work? I've attached a picture.

ProDigit · Yesterday, 01:54 PM

Duct tape a few layers on the in and outside of the cover. Drill a small hole in it. Use a washer under the bolt. The duct tape isn't going to provide steel-like support, but it should be good enough to keep the cover in place (unless there's oil behind it, then it might leak.

culcune · Yesterday, 06:55 PM

Contact Pete at Kronik Racing (he is the owner and runs the show). Very knowledgeable on the Vaders and goes to Boom's headquarters a few times a week to pick up parts and/or bikes.

https://www.kronikracing.com/

Thumper · Today, 03:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ProDigit

Duct tape ...

NO

It is a wet friction clutch. This is why we have discussions on which oil is compatible with these clutches. All of these bikes have a wet clutch.

OP. Ignore the duct tape advice.

thepants · Today, 05:40 PM

Thanks for the replies. For now I've just covered it up with gorilla tape to keep out dust because it's just the clutch adjustment cover, so it's not exposed to oil. I'll get in touch with Pete from kronikracing.

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thepants Join Date: Jul 2024 Posts: 2	Vader 125 Clutch Cover I broke my clutch cover while adjusting the clutch. I've got it attached with one bolt, for now, but I really don't want dirt to get in there. So far, I'm having no luck finding a replacement. Could anybody here post a website where I might find one? Would a clutch cover from something else work? I've attached a picture. Attached Thumbnails
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ProDigit Join Date: Aug 2013 Posts: 216	Duct tape a few layers on the in and outside of the cover. Drill a small hole in it. Use a washer under the bolt. The duct tape isn't going to provide steel-like support, but it should be good enough to keep the cover in place (unless there's oil behind it, then it might leak. __________________
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culcune Join Date: May 2006 Location: Yuma, Arizona Posts: 9,039	Contact Pete at Kronik Racing (he is the owner and runs the show). Very knowledgeable on the Vaders and goes to Boom's headquarters a few times a week to pick up parts and/or bikes. https://www.kronikracing.com/ __________________ "They say that life's a carousel, spinning fast you got to ride it well..." TGB Delivery Scooter 150 TMEC 200 Enduro--carcass is sadly rotting in the backyard
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Today, 05:40 PM	#5
thepants Join Date: Jul 2024 Posts: 2	Thanks for the replies. For now I've just covered it up with gorilla tape to keep out dust because it's just the clutch adjustment cover, so it's not exposed to oil. I'll get in touch with Pete from kronikracing.
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