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Title: Sport/Daytona/etc. Straight-Cut Gears Availability
Post by: Kristian on January 14, 2019, 06:12:33 PM
Joe Caruso--British master machinist and he of HQ steel timing gear fame--asked me to spread the word regarding him making replacement gears for our straight-cut gearboxes; this is of interest to those who want to keep the three-dog straight gears. Is anyone in need?

Kristian
Title: Re: Sport/Daytona/etc. Straight-Cut Gears Availability
Post by: ajpjive on January 14, 2019, 06:24:23 PM
Interested. Any idea what he'd be asking for a set?
Title: Re: Sport/Daytona/etc. Straight-Cut Gears Availability
Post by: dxhall on January 14, 2019, 06:34:00 PM
I would be interested, depending on price.  Any idea what he wants for a set?  That Centauro stuff I got from Joe a few years go was excellent.
Title: Re: Sport/Daytona/etc. Straight-Cut Gears Availability
Post by: Guzzidad on January 14, 2019, 06:40:33 PM
   Interesting. I recently searched all over for gears for my Sport and none were available. Fortunately I found a guy, locally by my good luck, who specializes in fixing motorcycle transmissions. He welded up the rounded dogs on four of my gears and then re-cut them. Did a beautiful job and charged me $340. 30 years in the motorcycle transmission business.
     R&D Motorsports
    727-447-4552
     Clearwater, FL
Title: Re: Sport/Daytona/etc. Straight-Cut Gears Availability
Post by: jwinwi on January 14, 2019, 06:56:50 PM
Interested.
Title: Re: Sport/Daytona/etc. Straight-Cut Gears Availability
Post by: Kristian on January 14, 2019, 07:33:45 PM
It seems some trannys primarily suffer damage to 5th, while others with higher mileages have most gears pitted etc. I've asked Joe how much; I imagine the proper thing to do is for him to offer all five gears. I'll report back.

Kristian
Title: Re: Sport/Daytona/etc. Straight-Cut Gears Availability
Post by: MedicAndy on January 14, 2019, 08:10:54 PM
It seems some trannys primarily suffer damage to 5th, while others with higher mileages have most gears pitted etc. I've asked Joe how much; I imagine the proper thing to do is for him to offer all five gears. I'll report back.

Kristian

Right on my friend! I don't have any issues as of today with any of my bikes gearboxes, but I would love to have a complete gear set or two on the shelve, just in case!

Andy