[Identify this aftermarket Hydraulic Clutch fitted to my Beta Zero ?]

Thank you 

 

20 hours ago, Nishijin said:

Regarding bleeding technique…

Maybe it’s like the Scorpa Easy, where you just crack the bolt and bleed down the face of the clutch cover.

 

If you fit a bleed bolt, agreed it might foul on the exhaust.

 

[Identify this aftermarket Hydraulic Clutch fitted to my Beta Zero ?]

14 hours ago, daz14 said:

Surely Dougie was still riding schoolboy trials  when the 92 Zero was out so doubtful it was a works special for him.

Someone that seems to know the history here said the first prototype he saw was when he was 16, I assume that means his father helped ? 

I have no idea.. they are very confident its out of the Lampkin Engineering shop 

[Identify this aftermarket Hydraulic Clutch fitted to my Beta Zero ?]

Ok I found the answer to this 

Apparently its a Dougie Lampkin Works Special.. 

Thank you 

[Identify this aftermarket Hydraulic Clutch fitted to my Beta Zero ?]

thank you yes that makes sense 

[Identify this aftermarket Hydraulic Clutch fitted to my Beta Zero ?]

Identify this aftermarket Hydraulic Clutch fitted to my Beta Zero ? 

Any guidance here appreciated 

I know literally nothing about 1990 vintage Trials Bikes 

I purchased what I believe to be a 1992 Beta Zero 

But it has this Hydraulic Clutch set up ? 

I have a number of questions like how do you bleed it ? It does not seem to have a bleed valve but I am sure I can research that if I first know what it is. 

I am sure this bike came with a Cable Clutch