Clutch holding tool for 961's

cliffa

cliffa

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Hi all, if you are looking for a nice clutch holding tool for your 961 check this out. I just bought one, it's superb and "Made In England".

www.ebay.co.uk

Norton 961 Clutch Holding Tool | eBay

Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Norton 961 Clutch Holding Tool at the best online prices at eBay! Free delivery for many products!
www.ebay.co.uk

And only £18 plus postage ( £1 to UK, £ 8.95 EU, £11.25 anywhere else in the world).

Please pass on the details to NOC or FB members.

No affiliation, just supporting supporters.
 
Cheers! I need to pick a better one up than the crappy Norton one Im currently using. The company listing that one must have twigged that Norton use Yamaha clutch plates.
 
Good show chap, Ive done that before with a couple of retailers...but they've never made use of the info
 
cliffa said:
Hi all, if you are looking for a nice clutch holding tool for your 961 check this out. I just bought one, it's superb and "Made In England".

www.ebay.co.uk

Norton 961 Clutch Holding Tool | eBay

Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Norton 961 Clutch Holding Tool at the best online prices at eBay! Free delivery for many products!
www.ebay.co.uk

And only £18 plus postage ( £1 to UK, £ 8.95 EU, £11.25 anywhere else in the world).

Please pass on the details to NOC or FB members.

No affiliation, just supporting supporters.
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Nice one Cliffs
 
Mine arrived today....in 2 bits. It didn't arrive with the bolts/stand offs?! Is that normal?

Seems strange
 
No, get back to the supplier. At a push you could use the locking plate, and jam the clutch to the intermediate gear.
 
Thank you

Just messaged them. Quite surprised when I opened it!
 
Wee update - my replacement bits arrived and got the clutch changed over the weekend as you may have seen in my other post. Did find the tool a bit fiddly when tightening up the hub nut and couldn't get the torque wrench to click whilst holding everything but resting the clutch tool on the foot peg made it a lot easier and I got it sorted.
 
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