Easier Pulling Clutch...
Road Master
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RE: Easier Pulling Clutch...
ORIGINAL: j2dawson
The HD Reduced Effort Clutch Kit (p/n 36808-05) is more than just the ramp and ball. It includes anew clutchspring.
The HD Reduced Effort Clutch Kit (p/n 36808-05) is more than just the ramp and ball. It includes anew clutchspring.
Road Captain
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RE: Easier Pulling Clutch...
Just order the ramps for the HD reduce pull kit. Around 25 bucks and keep your stock spring. You will still have original lock up but will be easer to pull. With the money you save also order the shop manual and do it your self. I ordered the SE clutch spring with the ramps and still have a stock pull.
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Looks like I am outnumbered, but the MRC kit is better!
But seriously, I have pulled both and the MRC kit is far superior; you would be amazed at the difference between the two kits.
Here is my suggestion: If you want to make your clutch pull a little easier and save a few bucks, get the Harley kit. If you want a significant change, spend the extra money on the MRC kit.
BTW, I promise I don’t own MRC stock! It’s just that I was in your shoes last fall. After some research, I put the MRC kit on my wife’s bike and she LOVES it. It made such a big difference that I feel the need to tell anyone who is willing to listen.
OK, I'll get off my soapbox now...
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But seriously, I have pulled both and the MRC kit is far superior; you would be amazed at the difference between the two kits.Here is my suggestion: If you want to make your clutch pull a little easier and save a few bucks, get the Harley kit. If you want a significant change, spend the extra money on the MRC kit.
BTW, I promise I don’t own MRC stock!
It’s just that I was in your shoes last fall. After some research, I put the MRC kit on my wife’s bike and she LOVES it. It made such a big difference that I feel the need to tell anyone who is willing to listen.OK, I'll get off my soapbox now...
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RE: Easier Pulling Clutch...
ORIGINAL: DaveJ
Looks like I am outnumbered, but the MRC kit is better! But seriously, I have pulled both and the MRC kit is far superior; you would be amazed at the difference between the two kits.
Here is my suggestion: If you want to make your clutch pull a little easier and save a few bucks, get the Harley kit. If you want a significant change, spend the extra money on the MRC kit.
BTW, I promise I don’t own MRC stock! It’s just that I was in your shoes last fall. After some research, I put the MRC kit on my wife’s bike and she LOVES it. It made such a big difference that I feel the need to tell anyone who is willing to listen.
OK, I'll get off my soapbox now...
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Looks like I am outnumbered, but the MRC kit is better!
But seriously, I have pulled both and the MRC kit is far superior; you would be amazed at the difference between the two kits.Here is my suggestion: If you want to make your clutch pull a little easier and save a few bucks, get the Harley kit. If you want a significant change, spend the extra money on the MRC kit.
BTW, I promise I don’t own MRC stock!
It’s just that I was in your shoes last fall. After some research, I put the MRC kit on my wife’s bike and she LOVES it. It made such a big difference that I feel the need to tell anyone who is willing to listen.OK, I'll get off my soapbox now...
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It's people like you that lead other to great products.
Road Master
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RE: Easier Pulling Clutch...
ORIGINAL: CNC WHEEL GUY
Don't feel bad for pushing something you believe in. Just because I put a harley kit in, doesn't make it better.
It's people like you that lead other to great products.
ORIGINAL: DaveJ
Looks like I am outnumbered, but the MRC kit is better! But seriously, I have pulled both and the MRC kit is far superior; you would be amazed at the difference between the two kits.
Here is my suggestion: If you want to make your clutch pull a little easier and save a few bucks, get the Harley kit. If you want a significant change, spend the extra money on the MRC kit.
BTW, I promise I don’t own MRC stock! It’s just that I was in your shoes last fall. After some research, I put the MRC kit on my wife’s bike and she LOVES it. It made such a big difference that I feel the need to tell anyone who is willing to listen.
OK, I'll get off my soapbox now...
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Looks like I am outnumbered, but the MRC kit is better!
But seriously, I have pulled both and the MRC kit is far superior; you would be amazed at the difference between the two kits.Here is my suggestion: If you want to make your clutch pull a little easier and save a few bucks, get the Harley kit. If you want a significant change, spend the extra money on the MRC kit.
BTW, I promise I don’t own MRC stock!
It’s just that I was in your shoes last fall. After some research, I put the MRC kit on my wife’s bike and she LOVES it. It made such a big difference that I feel the need to tell anyone who is willing to listen.OK, I'll get off my soapbox now...
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It's people like you that lead other to great products.
Road Warrior
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RE: Easier Pulling Clutch...
ORIGINAL: DaveJ
Well, I didn’t feel bad…until now. Why did you have to go and be all magnanimous?
ORIGINAL: CNC WHEEL GUY
Don't feel bad for pushing something you believe in. Just because I put a harley kit in, doesn't make it better.
It's people like you that lead other to great products.
ORIGINAL: DaveJ
Looks like I am outnumbered, but the MRC kit is better! But seriously, I have pulled both and the MRC kit is far superior; you would be amazed at the difference between the two kits.
Here is my suggestion: If you want to make your clutch pull a little easier and save a few bucks, get the Harley kit. If you want a significant change, spend the extra money on the MRC kit.
BTW, I promise I don’t own MRC stock! It’s just that I was in your shoes last fall. After some research, I put the MRC kit on my wife’s bike and she LOVES it. It made such a big difference that I feel the need to tell anyone who is willing to listen.
OK, I'll get off my soapbox now...
[align=left][/align]
Looks like I am outnumbered, but the MRC kit is better!
But seriously, I have pulled both and the MRC kit is far superior; you would be amazed at the difference between the two kits.Here is my suggestion: If you want to make your clutch pull a little easier and save a few bucks, get the Harley kit. If you want a significant change, spend the extra money on the MRC kit.
BTW, I promise I don’t own MRC stock!
It’s just that I was in your shoes last fall. After some research, I put the MRC kit on my wife’s bike and she LOVES it. It made such a big difference that I feel the need to tell anyone who is willing to listen.OK, I'll get off my soapbox now...
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It's people like you that lead other to great products.
RE: Easier Pulling Clutch...
Well, thanks for the advice guys, and I think I am going to go with the MRC kit. Just wanted to thank everyone for their input! Thanks again Dave, on some GREAT advice!
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RE: Easier Pulling Clutch...
ORIGINAL: j2dawson
The HD Reduced Effort Clutch Kit (p/n 36808-05) is more than just the ramp and ball. It includes anew clutchspring. This kit is what is stock on '06 and '07 models.
Jim
The HD Reduced Effort Clutch Kit (p/n 36808-05) is more than just the ramp and ball. It includes anew clutchspring. This kit is what is stock on '06 and '07 models.
Jim