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Old 10-31-06, 06:15 PM
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Need new clutch??


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Old 11-01-06, 12:35 AM
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HA HA HA...


Why ya always gotta Be a douche Rm. Wipe the sand outta your vagina.
BTW: I need to correct myself regarding factory specs. What I meant to say is, Honda suggest that the standard stock set up on a honda should have freeplay in the clutch lever thats between 10 & 20mm (3/8 -13/16 inches). Personal preference is a different story. Sorry for the false info with regard to the 5mm prank
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Old 11-02-06, 10:45 AM
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Need new clutch??


If you want to be real sure, lean your bike over on its side, pull off the clutch cover, and run a vernier caliper on the clutch plates. Your manual should give you the service limits. Not a bad way to see how far down the road you'll get before you need a new clutch.
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Old 11-10-06, 09:52 AM
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Need new clutch??


Update:

I put a new clutch cable on the bike last night and it seemed to be a little better, but I'm still at the end of the lever before it grabs.

I still think I'll be changing the clutch sometime next season.
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