Your clutch suggestions for an upgrade.
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RE: Your clutch suggestions for an upgrade.
ORIGINAL: slowpoke
Trips, does this mean the Barnett springs are a lot stiffer than stock? If so, I wonder if the Barnett clutch could be used with the OEM springs.
ORIGINAL: Trips
As for feel it was a little more sudden, but I soon got used to that.
As for feel it was a little more sudden, but I soon got used to that.
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03-11-2006, 06:29 AM
RE: Your clutch suggestions for an upgrade.
Hi:
I have had a vesrah in a previos bike and currently have a complete barnett kit and it works great. Plenty of Fridays at the strip with no problems .
I would highly reccommend it. The vesrah was a lot like the stock clutch but did not give up after some hard runs but sold the bike shortly after, so
no long term info like the Barnett. 25,000 miles later and the Barnett it still going strong.
I have had a vesrah in a previos bike and currently have a complete barnett kit and it works great. Plenty of Fridays at the strip with no problems .
I would highly reccommend it. The vesrah was a lot like the stock clutch but did not give up after some hard runs but sold the bike shortly after, so
no long term info like the Barnett. 25,000 miles later and the Barnett it still going strong.
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