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12 posts · Started by bic_bicknell · 14 Apr 2010
Post 2 by No. 47,
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Post 3 by ShadeTheChangingMan,
#3hey 47, is yours an ex battle series? If so, how do you rate the experience over all of owning an ex race bike?
Post 4 by Superdan,
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Post 5 by ShadeTheChangingMan,
#5good point!! I forgot about the lack of warranty....that's it settled then, I aint gonna buy one!!
Post 6 by bic_bicknell,
#6I think it is ex battle.
47, I have another question - you're in big demand.
I think Paul at Bracken mentioned that you had a Suter clutch fitted. Is this right? Seem to remember he said something about you having 'judder' through the clutch lever. I put one on mine today and went for a test ride and felt the same thing - only when I dropped two or three gears at once at higher speed.
Anyway, if it was you then be good to hear your views, if not then it was someone else and I need to remember who it was!
47, I have another question - you're in big demand.
I think Paul at Bracken mentioned that you had a Suter clutch fitted. Is this right? Seem to remember he said something about you having 'judder' through the clutch lever. I put one on mine today and went for a test ride and felt the same thing - only when I dropped two or three gears at once at higher speed.
Anyway, if it was you then be good to hear your views, if not then it was someone else and I need to remember who it was!
Post 7 by Superdan,
#7I get a clicky sensation through the clutch lever with my Sigma Slipper but Ducati Pete has it too.
Post 8 by BASH69,
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Post 9 by bic_bicknell,
#9Oh good!
I'm relieved. Not used to 'clicky' or 'juddery' through any levers but now I know it's normal I can get used to it and enjoy the clutch.
I'm pretty impressed actually. Never tried one before. Certainly one less thing to think about when braking into corners. But I'll reserve judgement for when I've really ridden with it on a serious road ride and then on track.
I'm relieved. Not used to 'clicky' or 'juddery' through any levers but now I know it's normal I can get used to it and enjoy the clutch.
I'm pretty impressed actually. Never tried one before. Certainly one less thing to think about when braking into corners. But I'll reserve judgement for when I've really ridden with it on a serious road ride and then on track.
Post 10 by Superdan,
#10Tried mine for the first time on track and that was when got used to it as had only done 70 road miles with it, and soooooo much better
Post 11 by No. 47,
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Post 12 by bic_bicknell,
#12Yeah, it's more clicking not juddering. Glad to know it's normal - maybe takes some getting used to though. I guess it must be the small ramps/ball bearings working and the movement transferring back through the push rod/clutch fluid to the lever.
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