clutch conversion

[mo haggs]

hi guys/gals,

has anyone put a hydrolic clutch onto their 30/35? if so, is it much lighter than the cable?

the reason i ask is my left wrist is aching after two 10 lap races yesterday.
my bike dosent like going down two gears at a time (i end up in neutral) so i have to go through them and this gives me leon haslems electirc knees and also electric clutch hand

[CMSMJ1]

Hydraulic is heavier physically than the cable would be.

Have you got extra clutch springs? You could try to master clutchless gown down the box. I had to try it for a TD sessoion once as my clutchlever was loose.. by the end of it I was getting pretty close to catching some gears at the right time and revs..

[mo haggs]

Have you got extra clutch springs?

dunno i havent had it apart yet.

You could try to master clutchless gown down the box.

or up the gears

[CMSMJ1]

I reckon you'll have no worries sorting it out..

You want to be shifting up clutchless though...I would be knackered too using the clutch for up and downshifts..

[Neosophist]

Strain Gauge shifter?

The hydraulic clutch is slightly 'easier' to pull in than a cable i find. I have one on my 24. It's a bit more work to fit one to the 30 / 35 due to the speedo drive being in the way but I looked and it shouldn't be too hard at all.