What he ^ said.The only adjustment is on the lever....it changes the pivot point
What he said he said.What he ^ said.The only adjustment is on the lever....it changes the pivot point
What he said he saidWhat he said he said.What he ^ said.The only adjustment is on the lever....it changes the pivot point
Sell the Busa and get something else.I agree with GOT BUSA?. The clutch engages WAY too late in the lever sweep. It seems pointless to have to pull a lever 2.5" in when only the last .5" does anything!
I guess I'll just have to learn to live with it.
Mine functioned like an on/off switch, I had problems slipping it on launch. I was told to order an 02+ clutch from Kathy over at sh.org, specifying that it was for an older (00) bike. It comes with wave rotors that you substitue for two of the fibers. It works a LOT better now, and cost $150, vs. $240 for Brock's kit. I'm not knocking Brock's products by any means, but when you're drag racing on a wafer-thin budget......If this is something you're interested in let me know I'll get the details from the guy that told me about it/installed it for me.I think the clutch starts to grab way to far from the handle bar. So how do you make it grab sooner on engagement? It's hydraulic so no cable to lengthen. Is there something by the clutch housing?
Hey Mr. Brown I've got the same problem and am interested in your fix. Can you provide some details?Mine functioned like an on/off switch, I had problems slipping it on launch. I was told to order an 02+ clutch from Kathy over at sh.org, specifying that it was for an older (00) bike. It comes with wave rotors that you substitue for two of the fibers. It works a LOT better now, and cost $150, vs. $240 for Brock's kit. I'm not knocking Brock's products by any means, but when you're drag racing on a wafer-thin budget......If this is something you're interested in let me know I'll get the details from the guy that told me about it/installed it for me.
Hell Ben, I've slept since then....that was 2005!Hey Mr. Brown I've got the same problem and am interested in your fix. Can you provide some details?
haha didn't realize! Mines an '05.Hell Ben, I've slept since then....that was 2005!
What year is your bike?
Hell Ben, I've slept since then....that was 2005!
What year is your bike?
haha didn't realize! Mines an '05.
No worries, but yours already has the newer clutch, so what I did won't work.haha didn't realize! Mines an '05.
..... Rubb. Tells ya later.No worries, but yours already has the newer clutch, so what I did won't work.
Have you checked the sprocket cover for movement?
..... Rubb. Tells ya later.
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Shoot yea Rubb already walked me through that process - everything looks fine under there. A fresh bleed made the clutch feel much better but only for a day... I'm basically out of ideas. Got a new clutch hose on the way I'm hoping that makes a difference but not sold it will.