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Yeah, REkluse is not making Auto Clutch kits for Sportsters anymore, my Sportster had a Revloc kit, but the company went out of business, the only company that I am aware of that still makes kits for Sportsters is EFM:
Yeah, REkluse is not making Auto Clutch kits for Sportsters anymore, my Sportster had a Revloc kit, but the company went out of business, the only company that I am aware of that still makes kits for Sportsters is EFM:
Joebotics on here has one on his 883 Iron and I do know it cost alot! There is a bike company that has auto only bikes called Riddly and they are not bad looking, but very pricy.
Thought the OP wanted more power than what he had... those things are turds
OP has a Honda CM450A - That's a 450 inline twin rated at about 33 hp
Ridley has some 750 cc bikes, not powerful by any means, but they will give a little bit more hp and torque.
Doesn't realy matter though the OP has already ruled out everything but a sportster with an auto-clutch.
Originally Posted by samm3d
I am also well aware of ALL automatic bikes:
Aprilia Mana, 250cc legacy, honda's new 700x, VFR1200, Ridleys, older hondamatics, Moto Guzzi convert 1100, & can am spyders.
Because of my height, most of these won't work. They will have to be lowered so much that there will be nothing left in the suspension.
Did I miss something Joe? Did you get rid of the Iron? I see a differant bike in your sig.
Hey man.. yeah.. I committed treason against Sporty Nation... :-) I traded it in for a Softail Blackline back in December... please don't ban me... :-)
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Used rekluse on a couple enduros I've had and they are great. contact them just because they don't market something for the sportster doesn't mean there isn't something that might work or left over on a shelf somewhere.
1.866.735.5873 I've had good luck with anyone i've dealt with there.
Props for looking for something sweet and making it fit your needs/desires rather then settling for whatever works out of the box.
Hey man.. yeah.. I committed treason against Sporty Nation... :-) I traded it in for a Softail Blackline back in December... please don't ban me... :-)
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Joe you are always welcome here. I am not a fan of the stock blacklines, but yours looks killer. Can you PM me some pix of it?
Just an aside, those Spyders are pretty sweet. Have a friend with one. Don't know if you like them or not. No experience with an auto clutch so can't help there
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