Hard clutch 1000RR 06 model
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Hard clutch 1000RR 06 model
Does anyone else find that the hydraulic clutch on these bikes is a bit hard? It just seems to me that the older cable systems were easier on the hand, less cramping. Maybe its just me, I dunno. If anyone else has found this issue, and has a cure for it, I'm gamed to try it. I'd just like it to be a bit easier to pull.
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RE: Hard clutch 1000RR 06 model
For '08 they are back to a cabled clutch. There is virtually zero tension the first 3/16" of pull, then a little more at 3/8" when the clutch actually starts to disengage.I like a firmer pull that you get with a hydraulic. But I guess its a good tradeoff, I love the slipper clutch on this bike! This might be a dumb question, but does a slipper clutch have to be cabled by design?
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RE: Hard clutch 1000RR 06 model
ORIGINAL: olds442111
Does anyone else find that the hydraulic clutch on these bikes is a bit hard? It just seems to me that the older cable systems were easier on the hand, less cramping. Maybe its just me, I dunno. If anyone else has found this issue, and has a cure for it, I'm gamed to try it. I'd just like it to be a bit easier to pull.
Does anyone else find that the hydraulic clutch on these bikes is a bit hard? It just seems to me that the older cable systems were easier on the hand, less cramping. Maybe its just me, I dunno. If anyone else has found this issue, and has a cure for it, I'm gamed to try it. I'd just like it to be a bit easier to pull.
ORIGINAL: cbrcowboy
This might be a dumb question, but does a slipper clutch have to be cabled by design?
This might be a dumb question, but does a slipper clutch have to be cabled by design?
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