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Do you think HD will ever bring the hydraulic clutch back?
If theyre smart dumbest thing ever. I suppose kick starts are next up. Most folks I meet riding a Harley, are cool AF but the ones that post on forums are retards no apologies.
Don't like the hyd. clutch on my Road King to be honest. It works just fine after 45 years of cable clutches it's just never felt right and it gets damned tiring working it in traffic.
I hope they never do! No adjustments, grip diameter effects them, choice of levers effects them, more maintenance which sometimes makes you have to pull exhaust to service them. Over-all just a pain in the ***. Work great is a static car environment but not in the bike world where a significant amount of folks customize.
If I remember correctly, the hydraulic clutches first appeared on the CVO models and had a different design. The design used once all of the Harleys had the hydraulic clutch had the problem. All of the other manufacturers have excellent feeling hydraulic clutches. Harley just did a poor job on the first attempt. Eventually, they will try again.
Don't like the hyd. clutch on my Road King to be honest. It works just fine after 45 years of cable clutches it's just never felt right and it gets damned tiring working it in traffic.
I had the Muller slave installed on my '19 EG,made a big difference in both less effort to pull the lever and friction zone feel,it's still a hyd. but much more manageable.
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