How to what clutch assembly you have?
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#22
Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?
Bikebandit.com for oem stuff. pretty fast shipping and cheaper than the dealer.
Those are OEM plates it looks like. The springs i have no idea about.
I had this same problem but my clutch would not disengage no matter what i did. Brand new clutch cable no kinks nothing worked. So i ripped the cover off replaced the springs and 100 bucks worth of other parts and at least i can pull the clutch in now haha
Those are OEM plates it looks like. The springs i have no idea about.
I had this same problem but my clutch would not disengage no matter what i did. Brand new clutch cable no kinks nothing worked. So i ripped the cover off replaced the springs and 100 bucks worth of other parts and at least i can pull the clutch in now haha
#24
Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?
Stupid question, but are you running an EZ pull or have you done the ez pull mod on the clutch arm?
Stock fibers are cheap, but it sounds like you have aftermarket springs. Without a spring press, you might not be able to tell the difference by measuring length. When i doubt, just order up a set of springs/fibers and call it a day.
Stock fibers are cheap, but it sounds like you have aftermarket springs. Without a spring press, you might not be able to tell the difference by measuring length. When i doubt, just order up a set of springs/fibers and call it a day.
#25
Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?
Stupid question, but are you running an EZ pull or have you done the ez pull mod on the clutch arm?
Stock fibers are cheap, but it sounds like you have aftermarket springs. Without a spring press, you might not be able to tell the difference by measuring length. When i doubt, just order up a set of springs/fibers and call it a day.
Stock fibers are cheap, but it sounds like you have aftermarket springs. Without a spring press, you might not be able to tell the difference by measuring length. When i doubt, just order up a set of springs/fibers and call it a day.
yeah going that route but broke so just going to do the springs for right now... I mentioned the arm mod earlier, heard it messes up the travel of the clutch lever?
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Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?
the clutch arm mod increases the throw a little , the longer you extend it the longer the throw ... with an easy pull lever 5/8 of an inch is the most i would go or you get to the point where you have to run the cable tight to get it to disengage
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Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?
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#33
Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?
It's kinda like having a longer pull throttle, f4i' has a long pull throttle, makes it easy to control the throttle, a r6 has a short pull throttle, makes it real touchy
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Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?
what drag are you talking about ? i did it so i didnt have to get an easy pull because all the easy pulls available at the time were junk but now rightous has finally made a good one
#40
Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?
Ted, dont listen to Mini he is just after your ******* and we all know it...
That is the worst idea EVER!