has anybody installed that hydralic clutch kit

cjandme said:

If I'm not mistaken another check mark on the + side is that th hyd. clutch doesn't degrade with clutch wear like cables will with their locked down adjusters. They continue to engage the clutch fully without needing adjustment even as the stack wears down.

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nortonspeed said:

May I add one downside of the H.C. to this whole sequence of benefits: when work inside the gearbox is needed breaking and re-bleeding will be necessary where a cable is easy (un)hooked :roll:

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comnoz said:

nortonspeed said:

May I add one downside of the H.C. to this whole sequence of benefits: when work inside the gearbox is needed breaking and re-bleeding will be necessary where a cable is easy (un)hooked :roll:

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Actually not if you disconnect the line and put a plug in the end so fluid in the master cylinder does not drain out.
Enough fluid is retained in the system that it will operate and will return any trapped air to the master with a few pumps.
I have done it many times. Jim

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zefer said:

I've had the CNW hydraulic clutch on my bike since it first got released and I've loved it every time I use it

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