Originally Posted by Redrodyankneck

I ended up with lots of free play after the clutch recall fix. Can't be good so bikes going back in Sat, the guy doing the recall fix at my shop is not getting another shot. I'll be seeing my go to mechanic.
The clutch recall in July 2016 said that one thing to watch for is too much free play. Air is a possibility and I would bleed it my self but I want the dealership to check it out just in case the other tech introduce some contamination when replacing the seal.

I tried to upload a video of my free play but I need some coaching on how to do that properly.

Originally Posted by Keithhu

His video's would be more watchable if he wasnt behaving like a yutz. Just get to the point, no weird facial expressions, etc. The video could have been about 5 minutes shorter, and much less annoying. Plus I agree, I question his skills and professionalism when performing this service.

Originally Posted by Max Headflow

I would wonder if the guy that did your clutch failed to do the dial indicator check on the clutch side. If you have air in the system. you loose movement in the piston.

Originally Posted by Redrodyankneck

I watched, derby cover came off and dial was set up.

Originally Posted by Redrodyankneck

I watched, derby cover came off and dial was set up.

Originally Posted by GOV5

I agree with you. He is annoying to watch. He should remember he's a tech, not a comedian, i.e., so cut the attempt at funny stuff, 'cause it ain't funny.
And because of those odd attempts at humor, he comes off like a slack Azz that makes one question if he really knows what he's doing.

Originally Posted by Max Headflow

Personally I like the guy. The things to remember is that he's a tech and not an engineer. What you see is what you get here. He's hell of a lot easier to watch the the "fix my hog" guys or the do it yourselfers. At least he gets the stuff right.