VFR/RVF SLIPPER CLUTCH

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Re: VFR/RVF SLIPPER CLUTCH

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I'll definitely want one! bring it on!
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Re: VFR/RVF SLIPPER CLUTCH

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George, out of interest why don't you make your own? Would be a nice project for someone ;)

Surely it can't be that hard if the company above, which I imagine don't have half the resources you do, can have a crack at it?

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A simple reconfiguration of the clutch plate stack yields a bike that rolls into a corner like a 250cc 2 stroke. A redesigned slipper is complete overkill.
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Re: VFR/RVF SLIPPER CLUTCH

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venom51 wrote:A simple reconfiguration of the clutch plate stack yields a bike that rolls into a corner like a 250cc 2 stroke. A redesigned slipper is complete overkill.
Can you give details of your mods Ken?
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Cammo wrote: Can you give details of your mods Ken?
:plus:
vic-vtrvfr wrote:they're like rocking horse poo with sprinkles of unicorn horn on top.
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Re: VFR/RVF SLIPPER CLUTCH

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mo haggs wrote:
Cammo wrote: Can you give details of your mods Ken?
:plus:
:plus:

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We reduced the number of fiber plates in the sprag portion of the clutch down to 2. Less fiber equals less friction. I would only do it on a race bike though where checking and replacing the clutch happens frequently.
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I've never had rear wheel chatter on my NC like I do on my 600rr. At lot of slipper clutches wear down on the ramps which isn't great for a street of casual track bike. The EVR uses steel inserts on the ramps that don't wear like aluminum. If some made one like that, I'd be game for one or two.
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sounds good ill have one long as the price dunt take the piss
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Re: VFR/RVF SLIPPER CLUTCH

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How's the project going George?
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