petejohno said:but I think that he is having trouble finding a good supply of those switches as of late.
Bobolink said:Jughead
Cant agree, sorry, but does'nt the angled pipe fitting look ugly. I've said it before, but i'll say it again. The whole concept of a hydraulic clutch is a bit overkill on a Commando, when the action with a correctly set up cable operated unit is so light & reliable.
Each to their own. :mrgreen:Bobolink said:Jughead
Cant agree, sorry, but does'nt the angled pipe fitting look ugly. I've said it before, but i'll say it again. The whole concept of a hydraulic clutch is a bit overkill on a Commando, when the action with a correctly set up cable operated unit is so light & reliable.
Having said that, I will be looking at the cable on my Commando soon as it has been on the bike since 1978 (has been oiled a couple of times though).
Happy riding
Bob.
ludwig said:May be , but what if you need to take the cover off for , say , a broken rachet spring ?JimC said:Never having to deal with a broken clutch cable is well worth the price of the hydraulic clutch
Where does the hydraulic fluid go ?