clutch wiz for touring
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Has anyone used or using this for thier touring model, says testing for touring models.
http://tglidestuff.com/clutchwiz.html
http://tglidestuff.com/clutchwiz.html
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changing the fulcrum, may well mean a longer clutch pull length- making adjustment ( which evades many Riders already) even more crucial to ensure clean complete engagement and disengagement
( jeez website wacky again today- I gots cut off)
the current HD easy pull clutch is similar to the "easy boy lite clutch" which is good on evo and early twin cams -( to 2006?) and gives less effort/longer pull for about $30...Burly makes them now.
quick easy install.
Mike
( jeez website wacky again today- I gots cut off)
the current HD easy pull clutch is similar to the "easy boy lite clutch" which is good on evo and early twin cams -( to 2006?) and gives less effort/longer pull for about $30...Burly makes them now.
quick easy install.
Mike
Last edited by mkguitar; 08-01-2013 at 01:25 AM.
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It appears on the surface, that all they're doing is replacing a stamped clutch compression ring with an indexed & stronger more precise made unit... not a bad idea really. No idea if it works.
My 07 stock clutch can be pulled in with two fingers, so I cant see how I would have a need for a softer pull. But if one installed the heavy duty SE clutch spring, then maybe its for you.
Its $135.00 - not a cheap price just to experiment with
My 07 stock clutch can be pulled in with two fingers, so I cant see how I would have a need for a softer pull. But if one installed the heavy duty SE clutch spring, then maybe its for you.
Its $135.00 - not a cheap price just to experiment with
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I just ordered the Clutch Wiz for my 2000 Road King. It's not a trike so I emailed back and forth regarding the requirement of a heavier clutch spring.
They suggested trying it without the heavier spring since I'm not an aggresive rider.
I'm wondering if anyone on the forum has had success on a 2 wheeler tourer without changing to the heavier spring??? Please chime in if you have any experience because I've done all the searches but not found my answer.
Once I try it I'll post a review but it will probably be a week or so.
They suggested trying it without the heavier spring since I'm not an aggresive rider.
I'm wondering if anyone on the forum has had success on a 2 wheeler tourer without changing to the heavier spring??? Please chime in if you have any experience because I've done all the searches but not found my answer.
Once I try it I'll post a review but it will probably be a week or so.
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Has anyone used or using this for thier touring model, says testing for touring models.
http://tglidestuff.com/clutchwiz.html
http://tglidestuff.com/clutchwiz.html
Does this part still exist?