September 15, 20214 yr I have recently picked up a non running Tr280i that has been hand balled though a number of people of the last year or so. I was told it may have a clutch issue. After inspected it I found the clutch was completely missing. The only parts there was the hub and basket. I can buy the plates, fingers and a local shop is conforming the availability of the pressure plate and support plate. However I'm having an issue trying to find the clutch spring (number 12 in the part diagram #2420020212) does anyone happen to know where I maybe able to find one or does anyone have a bike they are parting out? I also believe my gear selector spring (number 20 in the parts diagram #8130020211) is damaged. Is anyone able to confirm this? As it just doesn't look right and I'm not able to tell from the parts Manual. I really appreciate the help guys and girls.
September 15, 20214 yr Author From what I have been told they are slightly different. I think they have to same OD but the ID is different
September 15, 20214 yr Ah right. I wasn't 100% sure, just checking that you knew there was a possibility. I came across this post on here It shows the last time @bigmark1972 was online was 2017, so i doubt hes much help lol. May be worth contacting XIU https://www.xiu-rdi.eu Edited September 15, 20214 yr by faussy
September 16, 20214 yr Contact Nigel Birkett - he was the Uk importer of the Ossa - he probably be able to assist you
September 16, 20214 yr Author I have been speaking with Don Murray who was the Australian import. He thinks he may have a few old gearbox and clutch tucked away in storage that he is going to dig out for me in the next week or so. I have also confirmed that number 20 spring is undamaged however the shift returns spring number 18 has snapped both legs.
September 19, 20214 yr Try a PM to "peterb" on here... They don't have a website but do have lots of bits for modern Ossas You can find him here on the Ossa forum and also on the Vertigo one. BTW I like your paint job, I think it might have been the inspiration for when I painted my spare plastics "way back when". R
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