number 372 in the pic. Help me out here Hess, I'm floundering ...

 

Rivera Pro Clutch will wear out the bike with easy hold in at the lights. As far as the "thingamawatchacallit" finger thing, I just replaced my old style release with hydraulic...buttery smooth clutch.

 

OK, I know what that is, and yes, they do look like a weak link. Not a bad idea to have one "in the kit"

 

Yeah, Rufus, #372 in your pic. Also, I busted 2 aftermarket ones, if I recall. I suggest OEM on that, as that's what has held up for me and that's what I carry in my tour pack. It's small. And since I put my clutch back together with the correct tensioning, exactly as per the book, I haven't had a problem. I suspect that an indy I had work on it once put the clutch back together too tight.

 

For those of you looking for a clutch I just bought one for my 88 from J&P, I got their Milwaukee Twins brand. When it came it was a Energy one one clutch. the Price was only 67.99.

 

Well, I "lubed" up the clutch cable last night, (using a plastic bag taped to the lever end, and slowing forcing 90wt oil thru it)
Silky smooth this morning, i must admot that I feel like a dufus for not thinking of that earlier.....
Anyhow, the next thing to do is save my pennies for the new clutch kit.

I appreciate all the input

 

When I replaced my clutch plates my index plate had some wear. I replaced it and HD changed it. Instead of A B C. Its flat and they give you shims to set the concave. The factory manual has a diagram explaing the adjusment.