Horacio New Member Jun 3, 2011 30 0 0 33 Korea Jun 9, 2011 #21 rohmell said: As a last resort, you could put a teaspoon of motor oil, like Rustycase said, into the clutch, and then tilt the bike from side to side so that the oil can flow over to both bearings and lubricate them somewhat. Click to expand... why as a last resort? what could be the consequenses?
rohmell said: As a last resort, you could put a teaspoon of motor oil, like Rustycase said, into the clutch, and then tilt the bike from side to side so that the oil can flow over to both bearings and lubricate them somewhat. Click to expand... why as a last resort? what could be the consequenses?
rohmell Active Member Jun 2, 2010 1,531 6 38 New York Jun 9, 2011 #22 If you put too much, it might seep through the bearings and come out and go onto your clutch surfaces.
If you put too much, it might seep through the bearings and come out and go onto your clutch surfaces.
