To make a long story short. My son-in-law just lost his index and middle fingers on his left hand in a construction accident. He rides a 2012 Street Glide and is understandably worried about being able to pull the clutch. His bike is a 103 with what I believe is a stock clutch. What's the best way to reduce his clutch pull effort without compromising the ability of the clutch, APC with the 37882-06A spring or Muller Power Clutch?

Or is there another way that I don't know about? I want to give him the best chance for success with this but I have a limited budget.

Thanks in advance for the help.

 

Ditch the clutch completely, check out the Rekluse Auto Clutch.
https://blog.rekluse.com/rekluse-aut...u-need-to-know

 

Also Burly brand makes an ez pull clutch setup. Easy to install and makes a big difference. It has no ill effects on your clutch itself. Been running them for years.

 

Here’s the link:

https://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/...tch-for-harley

 

As mentioned..the Rekluse clutch

 

This might be the inexpensive way to go. They reduce clutch pull buy about 33%. The big issue is that it reduces pressure plate travel by 33%.. To get around that you can remove the damper spring and spacer in the clutch..

http://www.jirehcycles.com/

96-560 about $11

 

Don't you still have to pull the clutch in to shift gears?