Clutch stiffness

superbikecoach · Jun 28, 2024

2024 V4R
Does anyone know a solution to get the clutch lever stiffness reduced?
After an injury I pretty much have only 2 "strong" fingers left.
I use to have a different clutch slave on my 1199, but that was all wet clutch. Still way to go I guess, but which one helps reducing most.

SBK-SP · Jun 28, 2024

Same deal on the R. Need new clutch slave for less effort, BUT it results in reduced travel to release/disengage the clutch.

superbikecoach · Jun 28, 2024

SBK-SP said:
Same deal on the R. Need new clutch slave for less effort, BUT it results in reduced travel to release/disengage the clutch.

Alright, thx.
By any chance...
The bike is rpm limited when idling in neutral. Do you know if there is a way to turn that off?

SBK-SP · Jun 29, 2024

superbikecoach said:
Alright, thx.
By any chance...
The bike is rpm limited when idling in neutral. Do you know if there is a way to turn that off?

Only way I know of is through a flash tune.

Isn’t the limit about 9k rpm? Why are you revving high in neutral?

Deleted member 14059 · Jun 29, 2024

SBK-SP said:
Same deal on the R. Need new clutch slave for less effort, BUT it results in reduced travel to release/disengage the clutch.

I suppose you could combine a larger clutch slave with a larger clutch master. A better solution may be to work on grip strength instead of buying a solution.

superbikecoach said:
The bike is rpm limited when idling in neutral. Do you know if there is a way to turn that off?

I'm not aware of any means to turn it off. Why would you want to? Consider it's there to keep you from destroying the engine.

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