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Moose Racing EASY PULL CLUTCH SYSTEM

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2001KX5:
Any body aware of this or have used it? It looks pretty interesting and I might consider it once I finally get my 500 together and actually ride and feel what the clutch is like.

http://www.mooseoffroad.com/catalog.jsp?link=4&catinfo=yes&a=products&action=Q&product_group_id=3582&category_title=Levers&category_id=1131&parent_id=1128&parent_title=Handlebars%20&product_name=EASY%20PULL%20CLUTCH%20SYSTEM&group=

jpinhb:
I like the looks of that , I think I am going to go get one today . I am going to be installing my new dirt digger clutch tomorrow ,,,might as well add a new pull system .

2001KX5:
Yeah it looks pretty trick and obviously uses some kind of internal gear driven reduction system of some sort.  It looks like a real nice and simple alternatice to a hydralic set up.  I know the clutch pull on my KX250 was terrible so if the 500 is a little better than that I can deal with it.  The only thing is my right forarm is large than my left one ;)

stuckthrottle:
I've got one on my 500 and it's ok, better than nothing. I think the one I have is made my motion-pro though. The way it works is that it adds a leverage point, so pulling the entire lever only pulls the clutch arm just enough to disengage the plates.
What I think would probably work better (and as seen on Destry's bike) is a modified/extended clutch arm. But I guess it follows the same principle.

machine:
I was thinking of going with the hydralic type?????

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