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I used this one the only thing I didnt like about it was that it pushed the friction zone out quite a bit. but after adjusting properly, worked really great, both smoother and much lighter pull
I used this one the only thing I didnt like about it was that it pushed the friction zone out quite a bit. but after adjusting properly, worked really great, both smoother and much lighter pull
That's good to know. This is the one I think I'll order.
I used this one the only thing I didnt like about it was that it pushed the friction zone out quite a bit. but after adjusting properly, worked really great, both smoother and much lighter pull
I put one of those in my wifes bike and it made a big difference for her. Easy install too.
Ride an fxdl for a bit Then take your sporty out and you will never ever again think about how much it takes to pull the lever. Try trigger lever I have them on the sporty and they make a big difference.
2006 harley changed the diaphram spring on the sportster offering a 20% reduction in lever effort over the prior years. There are 2 different types one for the 883 and on for the 1200. they might retrofit to a 2000 but maybe someone else could chime in on the retrofit
I used this one the only thing I didnt like about it was that it pushed the friction zone out quite a bit. but after adjusting properly, worked really great, both smoother and much lighter pull
forgot to mention that I lost my left thumb and index finger sometimes just coming to a light would be a struggle to hold in the clutch and like I said it really helped me with the pull.