Clutch is Heavy/Straining...

Claviger said:

It feels heavy because you’re probably accustomed to a hydro clutch or a very light cable clutch suited to a small motor.

I too needed a adjustment period of my left hand. Your left hand will get stronger and it won’t bother you in time.

When upgrading springs to double the pressure it was another notch up the heavy chain, so another adjustment period of my left hand. These days it doesn’t bother me, but, I also don’t ride the friction zone or sit still with the clutch pulled for long periods of time.

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buddazero said:

Thank you guys for the advice, I checked out their site, they have pretty neat stuff. It doesn't bother me that much, but I live in the City, so when I'm in stand still traffic it does get a bit irritating, but not unbearable. If it's a big hassle to change it then I won't.

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Bedifferent said:

I seldom stand still with my clutch in unless I know it's a short light or something is amiss. I always felt it was just more wear a tear on something with the clutch. Some people feel that it is a requirement, but I prefer to keep an eye on things and if need be..pull, pop, and go.

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Rocket Scientist said:

Most times even if you we're in gear you couldn't react fast enough by the time you became aware your in a situation.

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