18-06-15, 06:12 AM
Have you PROPERLY adjusted the clutch cable at both ends?
Oil doesn't "soak in", it ain't that.
Doubt it's the springs either.
If memory serves me correctly, you are well known to rag it, and also wheelie it as well, this does not help matters at all, it was designed as a road bike, not a stunt bike.
Adjust the clutch, as per manual, and if that doesn't help then "possibly" a combination of previously incorrect oil and knackered/abused plates are simply not helping matters, so new plates may be the way forward.
According to previous posts on here, heavier springs are not advised.
Oil doesn't "soak in", it ain't that.
Doubt it's the springs either.
If memory serves me correctly, you are well known to rag it, and also wheelie it as well, this does not help matters at all, it was designed as a road bike, not a stunt bike.
Adjust the clutch, as per manual, and if that doesn't help then "possibly" a combination of previously incorrect oil and knackered/abused plates are simply not helping matters, so new plates may be the way forward.
According to previous posts on here, heavier springs are not advised.
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