Bandit Alley
MODEL SPECIFIC => SUZUKI BANDIT 250 & 400 => Topic started by: t6nis on August 15, 2015, 05:39:29 PM
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Hey guys.
Since i have had a tremendous amount of help and support from here, i taught i would ask you guys first for this.
On Saturday night i managed to crash my bike. I was braking when the front wheel managed to slip underneath me and i fell to the side, i slided about 10-20 meters on the asphalt and managed to slide the bike on it's stator cover.
So, if any of you guys have a spare stator side cover just laying around, then please let me know, so i can have my little bandit running again.
Tõnis.
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Hi,
What country are you in?
I'm in the UK, there are lots on ebay.uk, if you have PayPal I can act as a middle man for you.
Chris.
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Im in Estonia, i looked up ebay.co.uk, but i didn't see any of that would fit mine. They looked similar but weren't quite the same.
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Maybe photo of old one (or significant difference between yours and theirs covers) would be helpful. And also the model year of your bike.
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Mine's is a 95'.
Pic below
(http://www.upload.ee/image/5135691/kuljekaan.jpg)
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this looks to me (at first sight after attending motorcycle meetup 'til 03:00 and not sleeping more than 4 hours) like fairly standard 89-92 cover.
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Tonis,
The cover picture you posted is not a Stator Cover.
The cover you posted is a left-hand engine side cover which is the cover for the toothed wheel and the variable reluctance sensor (the pulse generator).
The Stator Cover is on the right-hand side of the engine (because the engine's rotor is mounted on the right-hand end of the crankshaft, and the Stator sits within the rotor).
Greg
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Yes, i am aware of that.
But when i googled it, all the results came back that this is called the stator cover and the right hand cover is called the clutch cover.
I am currently looking through germany's ebay page, i hope i can find the cover there.
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If that is your actual cover I don't see what's so wrong with it that it's keeping you off the road... Just my two bits.
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Naa, its not the one that was on the bike when i kissed the pavement, but its an older one, but this has stress fractures in it and it leaks oil.
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You can try a metal epoxy as a temporary fix till you find a cover. At least that way you can still use it
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There are also knockoffs from China. I can't speak to the quality or if they'd fit, but might be worth a shot.
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Engine-Stator-Cover-Crankcase-Fit-GK75A-76A-78A-GSX400-GSF400-BANDIE-400-RF400-Y-/151561744510?hash=item2349c8b07e&vxp=mtr
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Little update -
patched it up with some metal epoxy. Seems to be holding.
Made a little video also.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSk6kM35gRo&feature=youtu.be
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I thought you were going to show us the repair in the video :bandit:
Bike sounding good, i'm sure you are glad to have her back on the road
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I thought of making a repair video also, but yeah. :D
I'm thinking of making a full fault finding and repairing video also in the winter times, cuz i think i will change one of the camshafts because of excess wear.