Sportster/K Clutch Hub
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I haven't heard from Dan - I guess he hasen't found one. I really don't want to use a Ted's part - it's hard enough to keep the clutch area sealed using a Harley part. If you have a CH clutch hub, please let me know.
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BillBill Pedalino
Huntington, New York
AMCA 6755
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Please be aware, I don't need the clutch drum and cover - just the center hub...
BillBill Pedalino
Huntington, New York
AMCA 6755
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Thanks so much for looking.....
I'll continue my search for as long as I can keep the motor on my bench, but it looks like I might be doomed to a V-twin part - I hope its one of the good ones. I'll be taking every precaution to keep the clutch dry; storing the bike on a center sand, draining the primary when its not being used, etc, etc... I would hate to have to tear that clutch side apart because of a leak around the clutch hub seal. I always hated that messy job - especially dealing with that damn permatex !!
If anybody else has a real Harley one - I'm interested!
BillBill Pedalino
Huntington, New York
AMCA 6755
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Did you try Kirk Kelley @ Sporty Specialties
Jeff Bowles
Arkansas
Membership # 14023
1957 Sportster
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Thanks so much for the kind offer, but we have a local Chapter swap meet on the east end of Long Island on Feb 1st, so I wouldn't want to double purchase......
Thanks so much for thinking of me though.Bill Pedalino
Huntington, New York
AMCA 6755
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Did you try Kirk Kelley @ Sporty Specialties
I contacted Sporty Specialties and spoke with Scott who informed me that they did have the clutch hub that I needed. Their price was fair and the deal was very easy to complete. These guys are extremely nice to speak with; courteous, knowledgeable, and no ego to deal with. We had a very enjoyable conversation and I strongly recommend them.
Thank you all for your help
Bill PedalinoBill Pedalino
Huntington, New York
AMCA 6755
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