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