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I know this has been beat to death but I’m gonna smack it around again anyway.
Time for some fresh Formula + so while I was at the stealer I went ahead and grabbed an SE Clutch Spring.
96” Stage 1 with Andrews 48. It might be a little overboard but one thing is for sure when I’m loaded down 2 up with bags and trunk full of all my wife’s necessities I’ll be able to pull a hill without slipping.
I don't think it's that much stiffer at the lever, my last bike had the SE spring and I installed the Barnett in this bike. Noticable improvement in clutch holding power though.
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