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My MGA made a similar noise when the release bearing wore down and needed to be adjusted...The MGA has an throw adjustment on the M/C that allows you to correct this. I don't see anything like that on my TR6 M/C but maybe it has it somewhere else? I know his release bearing is not worn, but maybe it's the fork travel distance is not adjusted properly for his new setup.
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