New AIM Easy Pull Clutch Device
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From: People's Republic of Boulder Colorado
I guess that WOULD be a good thing for that group. I can't see how it would give full movement to fully disengage the clutch, though. Bigger piston = less movement for a given volume of fluid, doesn't it?
Last edited by jpooch00; Sep 28, 2018 at 09:19 AM.
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Joined: May 2017
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From: Mich
Many have commented that they do not like the release point. They would prefer it closer to the bar. This should require the clutch lever to move a little further before releasing (would need to move more fluid). Might be a nice change for release point and effort.
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From: Simi Valley, CA
Isn't there a way to change the fluid dynamics so that the existing fluid could be compressed into a smaller space and still allow the full travel needed? Perhaps keeping the area inside the piston the same area but expanding the outer dimensions of the piston?