Smoothing out the clutch
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Whats wrong with the clutch? Is it grabby, engages too early, too late, what? If it has the right level of oil in it and is adjusted properly it should be smooth already. My 2010 RK has the softest, smoothest clutch I've seen on a harley to date after I adjusted it myself. Many of the dealers aren't too good at adjusting but it worked fine after adjustment with the HD dino oil and maybe a little better after I changed oil last time and put Mobile V-twin in the primary. But adjustment is the key element both at the clutch basket and on the cable adjuster.
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You want it *really* smooth? Put a hydraulic kit on it. One of my disappointments with the RG Ultra was the lack of a hydraulic actuated clutch. I test rode one a couple of weeks ago & the clutch was terrible! Out of adjustment, & the cable must have been dry it stuttered at every engagement. Getting back on my '07 with the hydraulic clutch made me realize Harley will have to make some more improvements before I trade bikes again.
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I had used Mobil 1 and Amsoil 20w50 for about 20k miles and the dealer changed my inner primary shaft bearing and re-adjusted the clutch and put HD primary fluids and i feel this has made my shifting smoother...i really don't think there is a lot of differences between all these fluiids...not much heat generated there or the tranny...
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11-29-2006 04:04 PM