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EZ Clutch
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Posted by: brazilian rider

Does anyone knows or had experience on this eazy clutch levers???
They say you get 30% off power to pull it.
I saw one for $19.95 very good offer, just thinking if it really works.

Anyone?

Posted by: popo

Yup, Get the adjustable Works Connection, pro perch or Hydraulic clutch will even be better.

Posted by: Brad

i got an msr clutch lever from c and d and i love it, the bracket they gave me snapped but im using the stocker so im fine i highly suggest it

Posted by: brazilian rider

And it is really much better than stock, I mean, reduces arms fadigue?
How much did you guys paid for yours?

Posted by: freeride132

what quad are u ridin, if ur ridin a 400ex and ur using the clutch enough to tire your arms out something is wrong

i use mine to take off and when i put the rear brakes on

anyway i got pep it works good and if u take care of it and grease it like ur suppose to its fine i paid 30 bucks for mine from nacs racing

Posted by: cudaman

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Originally posted by freeride132
what quad are u ridin, if ur ridin a 400ex and ur using the clutch enough to tire your arms out something is wrong i use mine to take off and when i put the rear brakes on

anyway i got pep it works good and if u take care of it and grease it like ur suppose to its fine i paid 30 bucks for mine from nacs racing

so are you saying you speed shift. you dont use it while shiftin gears or what??

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Originally posted by cudaman
so are you saying you speed shift. you dont use it while shiftin gears or what??

I don't while shifting up but always when shifting down.. Mainly while racing...while just out riding I use it the entire time pretty much...

Posted by: cudaman

oh ok. i heard that speed shifting wasnt the best for the bike, is this true

Posted by: Brad

i always clutch when shifting, ALWAYS, and i bought the more expensive one at 33$

Posted by: cudaman

yeah i always shift too. i figured speed shifting was hard on te bike. oh well i guess its personal pref.

Posted by: 400exbiggun

i don't know about you guys, but i always pull the clutch in to shift. i would rather have sore arms then have something go wrong. i have a easy pull, and somedays go riding for 10hrs in the mountains, and my fingers do still hurt, so i think i will look into the hydraulic.

Posted by: toby400ex

Ive never got a sore arm from the clutch, i usually speed shift on the start then use the clutch just enough to smooth out the shifting when riding. I like my msr raptor perch and lever, easy pull and it is hella sweet.