Twist clutch install

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Not Ranked With a remote master its fairly easy Join Date: Jan Location: under a bridge, dk Posts: Not Ranked i seen someone that made one.

Streamline Club Chopper Sponsor. We suggest to use the ones of about 2mm diameter, which can be easily routed through the handlebars but are also strong enough. Yes, there are some devices that facilitate cable clutch pulling. A very good one is the Muller Power Clutch. You can find several on Google. On the clutch side, that lever has been replaced with a twist grip controlling a tiny master cylinder mounted inside the handlebar.

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Thomas Galligan, October 2, Lorenzo, October 3, Gabriel, May 4, Joe, April 12, Jen, April 21, Jeff, May 19, Alex, February 15, Michael, May 26, Amos, July 21, Amos Carroll, July 23, Robert Bakker, August 2, But according to their website the force would be to much without some clutch modification. Looks like they sell something for 5 speed trannys at least.

But I'm not sure how well it works, since there is alot of force involved in disengaging the clutch on most bikes I'd say. Exile makes them with a pulley system inside your tranny cover but I'm wondering myself how well this work? Checkout their site for detail of the pulley system. Originally Posted by flattrackhooligan. Thanks for your input fellas. It seems like it will be really hard to twist without some pulley type of set-up. Maybe it's time to think about a foot clutch, jockey shift.

Here's Exile's pulley mechanism. Their setup is very well thought out and works well. You can get inventive and run an external pulley setup maybe along the bottom of the frame?