FINALLY!!!!!

well after i changed my clutch i thought my problem was solved. But it wassnt! Yup sure enough my bike started to slip yet again. So i gave my local salvage yard a call(owns and loves these old canes) he thought it sounded like my slave cylender was sticking. So he told me to check a small relief valve in my clutch master. Sure enough it looked clogged, i cleaned it out and used a small wire to clear the blockage. And viola! The fluid shot back out(built up pressure from the slave not fully retracting). Filled her back up and no more slip! So if your clutch starts to slip, and it feels like you just need a hair of pressure on the lever to dis engage the clutch. Then check to see if the small hole in the clutch master is clogged. Thanks everyone!

 

Hold GD .............. puh don't ya hate when it's something like that ... oh well good tip for
the rest of us ..... bet your happy now Fox .......another month or two on the road
before the season winds down

 

Season never really ends for me, as long as there is no ice/snow on the roads i ride! But yea im super happy.

 

me neither , last year managed to ride each and every month thru' winter ..... good
therapy for that winter cabin fever !