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I put a new HD clutch and HD springs in my banshee recently and when i pull the clutch in and rev the motor it tries to creep forward just a little and the clutch is kinda hard to pull in. Is this normal for an HD clutch and springs or do i just need to lube and adjust my cable?

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yes you have to drain your fluids and remove the clutch cover. In the center of the pressure plate there is a nut and a phillips screw that is the adjuster. get your self a clymers manuel its a must have. it will explain pretty much anyting you need to know to maintian your motor

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Not everytime. I've had mine adjusted perfectly with NO lockup, all new basket, inner and outer, and it would still creep a little if you rev'd it up good.

 

What mods do you have done to your bike. Unless you have a ported bike pushing some HP, all 6 HD springs are overkill. You should look into a new clutch cable if yours is a few years old, you'd be amazed how nice the pull can be with a new cable. Also, an EZ Pull lever/perch makes it a lot easier to pull, as well.

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humm thats weird dave, mine never creeped until my plates where either fried or my adjustment was off. when i put it in gear it kinda jumps but the bike wont creep. now if i have the wheels off the ground then yea they will barley spin.

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its the whole thing. jeff at fast sells them or you can buy a ASV lever off ebay thats a refurbished for ALOT cheaper then new ones. most after market levers are ez pull. its just a differant pivot location for the perch and lever

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