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hey guys, another stupid quick question.

 

well, when im racing, ( not so often) around a track, i obviously bog abit on the corners, so what i do, is whilst kpeeing the gas on full, i just pull in the clutch quickly and let go of it ( i beleive this is called "feathering" the clutch), and then it immediatly pulls really hard, i know alot of people do it too, i was just wondering if this is bad for the clutch.. if i do it about 10-20 times per day..

 

mods are below, ive got a tusk racing clutch kit with HD springs.

Posted

lol

Ur just like me. Once i get a question like that in m y head i get paranoid and have to come here and ask it.

I do that probabnly 30 times a day. And i mostly trail ride. lol

I allways do it right when i get out of a turn.

Posted
"Feathering the clutch" Gotta love a two stroke.

 

You ever consider lightening the flywheel ?

Not sure I would do that.. I have heard that lightening the flywheel can actually make a bike bog MORE in allot of situations.. Only time I would ever lighten the flywheel is on a drag bike..

 

RIPPEN

Posted
hey guys, another stupid quick question.

 

well, when im racing, ( not so often) around a track, i obviously bog abit on the corners, so what i do, is whilst kpeeing the gas on full, i just pull in the clutch quickly and let go of it ( i beleive this is called "feathering" the clutch), and then it immediatly pulls really hard, i know alot of people do it too, i was just wondering if this is bad for the clutch.. if i do it about 10-20 times per day..

 

mods are below, ive got a tusk racing clutch kit with HD springs.

 

Their made for this, and the clutches are a lot tuffer than you think.

Posted
Not sure I would do that.. I have heard that lightening the flywheel can actually make a bike bog MORE in allot of situations.. Only time I would ever lighten the flywheel is on a drag bike..

 

RIPPEN

 

 

 

never bogged my bike reved lot quicker.

 

 

cosign

Posted (edited)

it's simply called clutching, and is what you should do in that situation. feathering is what you do to get going, and is what wears the clutch out. there is nothing wrong with clutching, as long as you don't "feather" back into it.

 

p.s. you can also clutch to launch harder over a hill

Edited by AKheathen

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