MSR, ASV, RTC, MOOSE, adjustable clutch levers
05-06-2004, 01:31 PM
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MSR, ASV, RTC, MOOSE, adjustable clutch levers
How many peeps are rocking these? ANd whats your likes or dislikes about them? I know a few people that love'em, and a few that hate'em... So just want to know others likes or dislikes about them. Or any bad expereinces with them... 
05-06-2004, 01:35 PM
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Re: MSR, ASV, RTC, MOOSE, adjustable clutch levers
I have the MSR Raptor. I like it. It makes it easier, not 300% like it says, but easier. The engagement is a little different but you get used to it quick.
05-06-2004, 01:40 PM
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Re: MSR, ASV, RTC, MOOSE, adjustable clutch levers
Damn Kyle, remove the pic with your eyes and mouth wide open(lol) 
But yeah, I didnt think it would help that damn much as they said it would(lol)... I seen the ASV in person, **** is pimp but exspensive. Cheap on ebay.
But yeah, I didnt think it would help that damn much as they said it would(lol)... I seen the ASV in person, **** is pimp but exspensive. Cheap on ebay.
05-06-2004, 02:30 PM
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Re: MSR, ASV, RTC, MOOSE, adjustable clutch levers
What do you do about the clutch sensor in the GSXR's? I need a new lever and perch badly. My perch broke last May and has been held together with a hose clamp ever since. Talk about ghetto
05-06-2004, 05:37 PM
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Re: MSR, ASV, RTC, MOOSE, adjustable clutch levers
i have the raptor too. the kid i bought the bike from put a racing clutch in. super hard to pull in. slapped the raptor lever/perch on. easier than stock!
one dislike is that it made the disengagement point further in (pull further in to disengage), but i don't even notice anymore.
one dislike is that it made the disengagement point further in (pull further in to disengage), but i don't even notice anymore.
05-06-2004, 06:55 PM
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Re: MSR, ASV, RTC, MOOSE, adjustable clutch levers
I've been waiting to get one, does it matter which application you buy it for? Or are they universal. My g/fs 900rr came with a ratpor on it and I think it was off a 00' yz125.
05-06-2004, 10:01 PM
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Re: MSR, ASV, RTC, MOOSE, adjustable clutch levers
Originally Posted by crazeinc
sounds like i should get a raptor. I've got hd clutch springs so it's a little harder to pull.
i think that the raptor clutch is universal, least the one i bought was.
Re: MSR, ASV, RTC, MOOSE, adjustable clutch levers 
05-08-2004, 01:43 PM
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Re: MSR, ASV, RTC, MOOSE, adjustable clutch levers
Originally Posted by Posterchild
wheres the best place to get one of these online?
ebay... I just won one of ebay last night. I have a few links of others I can give you... http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...EBWA%3AIT&rd=1
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...EBWA%3AIT&rd=1
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...EBWA%3AIT&rd=1
05-19-2004, 12:59 AM
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Re: MSR, ASV, RTC, MOOSE, adjustable clutch levers
update:
I got a raptor lever. It's pretty trick, but the adjustment threading and screw is probably the biggest piece of crap I've ever come across. I managed to snap the head of it off trying to tighten the adjustment using a small pair of plyers...I wasn't doing anything ridiculous. I just reused my Honda adjuster in place of the busted one and the lever works great actually, but I'm pretty disappointed in the quality of the raptor adjuster.
I got a raptor lever. It's pretty trick, but the adjustment threading and screw is probably the biggest piece of crap I've ever come across. I managed to snap the head of it off trying to tighten the adjustment using a small pair of plyers...I wasn't doing anything ridiculous. I just reused my Honda adjuster in place of the busted one and the lever works great actually, but I'm pretty disappointed in the quality of the raptor adjuster.
05-19-2004, 01:07 AM
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Re: MSR, ASV, RTC, MOOSE, adjustable clutch levers
Originally Posted by crazeinc
update:
I got a raptor lever. It's pretty trick, but the adjustment threading and screw is probably the biggest piece of crap I've ever come across. I managed to snap the head of it off trying to tighten the adjustment using a small pair of plyers...I wasn't doing anything ridiculous. I just reused my Honda adjuster in place of the busted one and the lever works great actually, but I'm pretty disappointed in the quality of the raptor adjuster.
I got a raptor lever. It's pretty trick, but the adjustment threading and screw is probably the biggest piece of crap I've ever come across. I managed to snap the head of it off trying to tighten the adjustment using a small pair of plyers...I wasn't doing anything ridiculous. I just reused my Honda adjuster in place of the busted one and the lever works great actually, but I'm pretty disappointed in the quality of the raptor adjuster.
05-19-2004, 10:06 AM
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Re: MSR, ASV, RTC, MOOSE, adjustable clutch levers
Originally Posted by crazeinc
because it was hard to turn? It may have just been a faulty piece because I didn't need plyers with my stock Honda adjuster.
