Cable to hydraulic clutch conversion...
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Cable to hydraulic clutch conversion...
I've heard of some kind of kits containing some pistons or cilinders which allow you to turn your cable clutch to an hydraulic aided one, does any of you guys have some expertise with this kind of systems??? Are they reliable? Do they soften the clutch?
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RE: Cable to hydraulic clutch conversion...
I can't really speak to hydraulic clutches, but if you're just looking to make the clutch easier to pull try the MRC kit. I put one on my wife's bike; made a HUGE difference. Unlike the Harley kit, you can even use it with a heavy clutch spring like the one on the big bore kit.
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RE: Cable to hydraulic clutch conversion...
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I've heard of some kind of kits containing some pistons or cilinders which allow you to turn your cable clutch to an hydraulic aided one, does any of you guys have some expertise with this kind of systems??? Are they reliable? Do they soften the clutch?
Mimo.
I've heard of some kind of kits containing some pistons or cilinders which allow you to turn your cable clutch to an hydraulic aided one, does any of you guys have some expertise with this kind of systems??? Are they reliable? Do they soften the clutch?
Mimo.
When set up properly the hydraulic is usually smoother to operate, but not necessarily easier. You also never have to lube the cable, or adjust it for stretch and clutch wear.
If anybody ever wants to go hydraulic, I'll sell the basically unused Rivera cover for $100.
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