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Com quantos mil km vc fez a troca dos discos de embreagem?

Cuanta tension debe llevar la cadena de distribución??

Rubber spacers

Hey do u have a link for that rear sprocket? I tried to order mine 3 different times and they keep sending me a 5 nut one instead of the 6 nut one i need

Very much appreciated man, got a new set up and I’ve been struggling so hard to keep my microphone from peaking. Sounds like I may need a microphone update

one of the better how to videos ive seen good job! thank you!

3:00 very helpful

I was not expecting Moonlight Sonata during a teardown video but it was a welcome option over some of load BS drowning out any instructions given. Thank you sir.

I recently purchased a CB450 SC Nighthawk. This video is the most in-depth step-by-step.

Epic video, straight on point and informative. Big thanks!🙏

Great video

I wish i had a garage to do some work like this :D Last time i did clutch replacement was in front of the house and it began to rain like crazy. No fun at all =D

It could be those rubbers in my case too? On idle when cold its pretty quiet, when heated up, i hear rattle, when i pull the clutch it stops. Also my handlebars vibrate little.

The Iron Butt is just a way to motivate riders to do something, a good way for two or three riders to have a memorable trip. Do the 1k outbound, then come home the backroads and see some sights! It's also a way to get people to pay for a piece of paper. Sort of like a College degree, sit in on all the courses, take and pass all the tests, don't register and pay tuition = no paper, no degree!

Beethoven and clutch install!

Hey sir, after doing all of this my clutch stays depressed after I pull it in, I have all the parts on correctly I’m 99% sure, any advice or ideas?

I had bought one and stuck it on proper but one month it comes off, contemplating just gluing it straight on

Hi does your arrow on dot line up on the clutch cover and clutch arm on 22 plate Gen 3 it's offset and only lines up once clutch lever is pulled in..Gen one doesn't do the.. Gen 2 your bike same slipper clutch.? Thanks for any info..

Nice video mate, good job very well explained. Thanks for taking the time.

Hi Best I've come across up to now... I have yamaha mt 09 2022 with slipper clutch.. Problem is I get judder feathering the clutch to biting point once at Biting point judder starts vibration through arms at biting point.. I have to give 3000rpm before bike will start to move off to sort off force it out off the judder - vibration.. Above 5mph the clutch works great up and down the box... Never done clutch - friction reinstall.. If I buy the plates and judder spring I was hoping to sort the problem.. I've been told I have some stuck plates.. Been in storage since bought it 7 months ago but I've had the problem since first ride out.. Never test road big mistake on my part.. Question is even though your bike is Gen 2... Is friction plates and steels same as your video for reinstall... Yamaha don't want to know.. After 6 months bike still under warranty.. Advice appreciated.. Thanks

I have this same problem but i'm wondering if leaving the clutch basket alone is risky? The guy at the dealership said to never touch the clutch until it starts slipping, and never change the basket.

Hello and thanks for sharing this instructional video. Today I replaced the broken clutch basket of my MT 09 Tracer (2016) for a completely new one. I solved one problem but now I create a new problem while putting all the parts back in reverse. So I have two questions. Q1: Is it normal that the cam chain should not be too tight because I cannot get it tight. Q2: One of the six bolts that secures the clutch springs is broken. What can happen when i am driving now that I am missing a spring? Thanks in advance for your response.

Lol, I'm a MMI certified mechanic with over 40 years experience and i couldn't have made a better video. Very nice job!

Just posting up to say thank you. Nice video capturing all the main points. I replaced the dampers on mine and looking forward to a quiet clutch.

awesome video

Thanks for the vid.Very knowledgeable.Made it look easy

Great Video!! Well done. I've been wondering about this clutch noise for a long time. I'm going to look into the cost for a new clutch basket for my 2015 FZ-09. Your video will help me a bunch. Thanks!

very nicely done video and good explanation but the driving comfort does not change and the functionality remains the same... I have neither advantages nor disadvantages

Great video! Very informative

Where did ya buy that?

Beautiful video

Hello friend I want to ask you after 10 mothns does the problem seemed again?

Great video. Thanks for posting!

This is IMHO the best video about MT09 CLUTCH. I think I can replace my clutch plates by myself. This is an ESSENTIAL video!

There is a project bIke in my Area and this is the exact purpose I have in mind for use once its finished. Thank you for this amazing project process. Especially the final episode

Thank you❤ will definitely attempt this next time. I’m much more confident doing it myself after watching you do it.

Well done video. Thanks for the extra teaching about the slipper clutch

Hello i would like to ask you why is that setup for? I mean if you keep that noise is gone to be something bad to the engine or is good to check and fix it?

Hi mate, I have a weird "grrr" in low rpm when letting off the throttle in my mt125 is it the same issue ? th-cam.com/users/shortsZTzVLga-LjA?si=stry1-YmGQyG4zC2 Thanks

It's great to see you tick that box for an Iron Butt. I have done a lot of riding in my lifetime and never once applied for the IB cert. I guess it just wasn't a big deal to me. At 61, my 1k days are sadly, long gone. I just can't rolled the miles I used to. PS: I'm super happy to see you posting again. You have a quality channel and my full support. Eric

this video was a piece of art

I am interested in using my motorcycle to take me to places where I do other things.. I want to enjoy the ride, enjoy being there and do something like see a concert, stay at a hotel, hit a club, hang out with friends I haven't seen in ages. While I do think the ride in and of itself is important to enjoy (and you wouldn't do long rides unless you enjoyed them) I also feel like going, standing in a place to say I have been there and leaving is a bit of a missed opportunity, you know? I want to find things I want to do at places and then ride to that place, make the best of the trip and the destination.. squeeze every bit of enjoyment I can out of what little free time I get.

Commuting is fine for me but I find a scenic ride to and from work. The saddle sore changed me, yes I’m confident I can travel longer distances on the slab but it actually gave me Appreciation for twisties more.

I used to date a IB rally competitor... so no disrespect intended, but if you didn't turn in your paperwork and have it confirmed then while yes you rode 1K+ miles in 24 hours, you didn't complete an Iron Butt. I guess I don't understand why someone would attempt an IB ride, save the receipts, but then not turn in the paperwork unless they messed up or forgot a photo or something and figured oh well. I commute on my bike as many days a year as possible -- it both gets me in the best mood for work, and best mood to arrive home in. Planning a SS1K for next year. Again, no disrespect. It's an achievement for any rider and you have my respect. :)

Dang I've been commuting every day for 5 years, haven't missed one. It's the best part of my day. SS1000s are great, probably my favorite rides would like to do a few more. Rode to Alaska in 2005 from Jacksonville FL. Day 2 was from Chattanooga to Billings Montana that was a long freaking run 1700 miles just over 30 hours with two naps. Awesome ride, great view on the mountain thanks for sharing!

I was interested in your comment about commuting. Until recently (when I now take 3 people on my commute, so bike is not really suited) I had commuted daily for 20 years. I NEVER found it hard work, and many days, was the best part of the work day, but everyone's different. I've also done some long rides, multi-day many hundreds of kms. I've done 1000km in a day once, I think that's more than Iike to ride in one day (I realise that's a little short of 1000mi). I prefer about the 400-500km days. Those are my favourite days. Out riding across the countryside. The only reason I'm not out there doing those more often is work and family commitments.

Thats awesome, congrats! And you did it on a naked bike!? I did 500 in 8 hours and still felt like I could do another hundred or so. A 5 or 6 hour rest I could see being able to do it though. Anybody who can do this on a non cruiser/touring type bike is a true iron butt.

That is a pretty big accomplishment

Funny - I didn't have to do 1k miles in a day to change my mind on it... I did VAMM23. Almost 400 miles in one day, and I was spent. And it wasn't as fun as it could've been. I now have no desire to complete any of those 1k/day rides - I want to see the sights, take my time, and enjoy the ride. I don't need a paper or whatever. Great video, man! That overlook was awesome!

Ruroc must have listened to you, as I purchased the cam mount (Nov 2023) and can confirm 3M tape is now being used on the mount.