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Old May 1, 2020 | 07:23 PM
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Originally Posted by not a sock
I finally got to ride the '16 StreetGlide with the Muller slave.

I am disappointed to say the least.
The clutch is almost as stiff with the Muller as the stock slave was.
Maybe 30 to 40% lighter; if that much.

Should have bought the AIM LightForce......................
Sorry to hear that. It works great on my ‘19.
 
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Old May 1, 2020 | 07:28 PM
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Originally Posted by not a sock
I finally got to ride the '16 StreetGlide with the Muller slave.

I am disappointed to say the least.
The clutch is almost as stiff with the Muller as the stock slave was.
Maybe 30 to 40% lighter; if that much.

Should have bought the AIM LightForce......................
It made the difference between "this is OK" and "this has got to change" on my '16 Ultra Classic with aim VP & Barnett heavy spring....

30% is a significant difference... You will only gain about 10-15% more than that, had you gone with the AIM. Which includes changing out your clutch master cylinder and about $200 extra dollars.....

If that would be better for you, go ahead and get the AIM, you should be able to sell the Muller quite easily......

If you should make the change, report back your comparison experience between the two....
 

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Originally Posted by not a sock
I finally got to ride the '16 StreetGlide with the Muller slave.

I am disappointed to say the least.
The clutch is almost as stiff with the Muller as the stock slave was.
Maybe 30 to 40% lighter; if that much.

Should have bought the AIM LightForce......................
If AIM has more easier clutch pull, I wonder if Oberon clutch lever is compatible with AIM kit for 2016 bikes. With Muller you just have to buy Clutch slave thingy, for AIM KIT to work on 2014 to 2016 bike you have to buy the whole kit that includes Clutch they sell.

 

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Maybe after I get some more riding time on the bike the
clutch might get easier or my hand/wrist get used to it.
(haven't got to ride much this winter)

In addition, the 'catch' point is CLOSE to the handle bar.
It'll be difficult to move from the '18 to the '16 and then back.
Maybe I'm just getting OLD............................................... ..........
 
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