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Clutch springs

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While waiting for my frame from the powder coaters I have been checking a few things I checked my clutch plates and they are almost new, but when I was out on my bike in the summer when it hit the mad power band the clutch jumped a bit so I would like to beef the springs up a bit, the ones I have seem to be OK the clutch lever was quite light so could someone recommend springs with a wee bit more beef without making the clutch lever too heavy. Thanks in advance
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Got ebc springs/plates in my h1d & they cured the slip & levers not to heavy either , no slip even after some 1/4 mile fun Thumbs Up
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Did it jump or slip?

A sudden jump and then drive again is more likely the gears..
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Its not jumping it's just the slight slip when the power comes in all I need is slightly heavier springs.
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Ogri211 wrote:Its not jumping it's just the slight slip when the power comes in all I need is slightly heavier springs.
Be careful with heavier springs they sometimes make the clutch lever very stiff to pull in, (no fun when riding in town )you may just need a fresh set, as Pete says Ebc springs.
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Hi thanks for that I got a set of EBC 10% heavier springs and fitted them my plates are almost new I will make sure the adjustment is correct and I'm sure it will work fine.
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