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Talking Mount clutch fork G50

Hello everybody

I need to put the transmission on the motor. How to process with a G50 ? I need to put the tranmission with the fork then the axis ? how does it hold during the assembly ?

Thank you for your support
(it's my first time)

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I use a magnet to hold the lever up in place. I go through the starter hole
As I’m sliding the trans on, I keep looking and adjusting.
Some guys use tape to hold it in place
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Zip tie through the pressure plate fingers and around the upper fork lever. Easy to snip off later.
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What john said. Extremely easy
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John's zip tie method sounds much better than the factory recommended use of tape.
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Thank you very much !
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Zip tie, I’ll try it next time.
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You need to bend a curve in the leading end so it will exit in the right place.
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Going through this right now, @john walker's workshop when you say "bend a curve in the leading end" you mean of the zip tie so it doesn't get hung up on removal / easy to grab and not fall back inside?
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The curve is so when you slip the zip tie through the pressure plate finger, you can get it to come out on the other side of the fork so you can grab it.

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