eazy-pull clutch
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In either case I think the clutch adjustment needs more care as you have increased the distance the clutch lever needs to be pulled to get disengagement. It might also require the free play in the cable to be closer to 1/16" than 1/8".
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Especially at half the price?
I'm thinking I just need to grow Popeye arms and leave it alone. LOL
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Roger wilco on that!
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I used to believe that, but my '06 is so much easier to operate, I am going to try the easy-pull fix.
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So, is it the general consensus then that only the Muller power clutch works as it should or they all work about the same?
This thread seems to be mostly speculation and not what exactly has been tried and works.
They all have good advertisements and most seem to center around the inner plate with the hook on it or the ramp piece where the bearings go.
Some look cheap as if it will break easily.
Is there a true recommendation as to which one (s) works and will last?
The other thread is almost the same as this in that it says this will work if but this one might do the same thing. Confusing.
This thread seems to be mostly speculation and not what exactly has been tried and works.
They all have good advertisements and most seem to center around the inner plate with the hook on it or the ramp piece where the bearings go.
Some look cheap as if it will break easily.
Is there a true recommendation as to which one (s) works and will last?
The other thread is almost the same as this in that it says this will work if but this one might do the same thing. Confusing.
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My partner has the Clutchlite which is just the bearing ramp. I got the XX-Soft which according to Clutchlite gives a 40% reduction in clutch pull. She reported it made a good difference over the stock bearing ramp.
The quality look to the casting is the same as the Muller. Both come from Germany. I wouldn't be surprised if one company was formed from a departing employee of the other.
I can recommend the Clutchlite.
Midpegs can recommend the Muller as his bike had it when he bought it.
You pays your money and takes your choice. Both work.
I figured that Ł33 was better than Ł133. If the low cost one didn't work I could get the more expensive one.
The quality look to the casting is the same as the Muller. Both come from Germany. I wouldn't be surprised if one company was formed from a departing employee of the other.
I can recommend the Clutchlite.
Midpegs can recommend the Muller as his bike had it when he bought it.
You pays your money and takes your choice. Both work.
I figured that Ł33 was better than Ł133. If the low cost one didn't work I could get the more expensive one.
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If there is no health conditions requiring easier clutch, after month of riding, the stock clutch appears not so hard anymore.