Scuffing Clutches ??
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Scuffing Clutches ??
A friend has a 95 kit installed.The clutchis slipping. We installeda stiffer dome and it still slips but not as bad. The clutch adjustment is correct.
Someone suggested scuffing the clutches. They may be glazed. Sounds like a no brainer.
Anyone here done this and can give expert advice??
He also considered a locking clutch. Which is best??
Someone suggested scuffing the clutches. They may be glazed. Sounds like a no brainer.
Anyone here done this and can give expert advice??
He also considered a locking clutch. Which is best??
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RE: Scuffing Clutches ??
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A friend has a 95 kit installed. The clutch is slipping. We installed a stiffer dome and it still slips but not as bad. The clutch adjustment is correct.
Someone suggested scuffing the clutches. They may be glazed. Sounds like a no brainer.
Anyone here done this and can give expert advice??
He also considered a locking clutch. Which is best??
A friend has a 95 kit installed. The clutch is slipping. We installed a stiffer dome and it still slips but not as bad. The clutch adjustment is correct.
Someone suggested scuffing the clutches. They may be glazed. Sounds like a no brainer.
Anyone here done this and can give expert advice??
He also considered a locking clutch. Which is best??
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RE: Scuffing Clutches ??
If anything the clutches are glazed. There is only 3500 miles on the bike. Its more for troubleshooting, trying to eliminate possibilities without spending unnecessary money. Ill ask him again if the shop replaced the clutch springs when they did the build.
Makes sense to just replace the clutches or buy a locking clutch.
Thanks
Makes sense to just replace the clutches or buy a locking clutch.
Thanks
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