New cluch at 76000 km. Cost of all parts and labour 800€.
The issue arose back in October when I did a 13 hour on the bike tour around the mountains of central Greece.
It started as a cluch lever issue , upon arriving to tolls the lever did not operate propertly. Days later I discovered some drops of fluid on top of lever. Well let's change it for peace of mind (350€), not sure about the problem as it was an issue only after riding for more than an hour, with hot engine only. Well new lever installed and the issue came right back after a couple of days , costas my ,same name close friend above all, mechanic was reluctant to change the cluch pump and want it to investigate deeper bad I insisted on the issue and a new OBERON was installed (100€). The old OEM one now seats in a self at the parts cabinet on the house basement. Problem return after a few days.
Damn it the mechanic was right again . He now opened the clutch assemply only to discover as he predicted, the discs wore in terrible condition; no1 practically non existing, no2 the same , no3 destroyed, the rest in relatively good condition, for the first 3 no friction materials were found at all, down to the metal. Note there was no slippage noticed starting hard on 1st or 2nd or any other gear. It seems the new oil prevents slippage and mascarretes the issue. When noticed then its too late and time for new disc set. Bike was at Serres track day just a few days before all this happened . Apparently 300 maybe more track days are not loved by a 1300S clutch.
Very happy with engine and clutch performance with new parts. Smile is back present. Wife was not informed.........