[04kicker]

Hey guys, I was looking through "how-to's" and was wondering what everyone thought of the clutch mod. Is it something to do for sure? I love tinkering adn figured it'd giving me something to do on a Sat afternoon. I am keeping the bike mostly stock..

 

[04kicker]

any thoughts?

 

[sandshots]

if youre gonna keep it stock i dont see any advantage of it.

what type of riding you do?

 

[Indianaboy]

I've tried it, made my clutch kinda grabby. You lose allot of smoothness. I wouldn't worry about whether your bike is mostly stock either, both of mine are pretty well built and I have no clutch issues.

Mike

 

[04kicker]

I plan on riding mostly trail stuff... I'm in FL and just picked up this hobby... So I know only of woods really... There is a place or 2 where my buddy and I can take the R's and race them on sand, but other than that... riding anywhere we can find open land... Ocala or Croom in Tampa

 

[zemiller]

I did the clutch mod, didn't notice a real difference. I don't use the clutch much though. give it some throttle, dump the clutch, and tear it up! It does seem to be more on or off, no in between.

 

[wayne brady 1956]

I did the clutch mod, didn't notice a real difference. I don't use the clutch much though. give it some throttle, dump the clutch, and tear it up! It does seem to be more on or off, no in between.[/b]

hmm i use the clutch quite a bit.. but i have never seen the mod, but mine is working fine so im not going to fix something that isnt broke

 

[stevefarris]

I did the mod and I like it. Gives the clutch a more positive feel. I'm not sure if it's worth it on a stock bike though.

 

[zemiller]

I ride dunes and track mosty, if I do hit the trails I stick to 5th gear fire roads. Not much clutching for me. It does give the clutch a very positive feel. No feeling of slipping or chatter. For my riding style, I didn't notice it much. If you like to stick to trails, then I would leave the stock setup, it will let you slip it a little in the slow stuff.