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yeah if the moose was fine by itself i wouldnt chance it but im sure his clutch is buttah with the 3 feet he got haha.
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Originally Posted by
FrankieG
I remember another SL thread stateing that the optimal additional length was like 3/8 or 3/4 on of the 2. Shit that looks like a 3 inch mod!!! lol
yeah depends on the bike. i think omr did close to 3/4 on the 636 but on the f4i you cant go that long unless you do the weldless version which that actually scares the crap outta me lol. I started doing the weldless version and chickened out.
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I saved the pics to my photobucket so I dont gotta look for it anymore haha. Another pic I saved for when I get gangsta enough to try lol. I know its off topic but Im posting pics dam it lol.
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just finished the mod it's sooooo easy to pull!!!
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Originally Posted by
OnEWhEeLNEAL
yeah depends on the bike. i think omr did close to 3/4 on the 636 but on the f4i you cant go that long unless you do the weldless version which that actually scares the crap outta me lol. I started doing the weldless version and chickened out.
I went about 3/4 on mine. Told the weld guy 1/2 but whatever. Shit works good
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Originally Posted by
OnEWhEeLNEAL
yeah depends on the bike. i think omr did close to 3/4 on the 636 but on the f4i you cant go that long unless you do the weldless version which that actually scares the crap outta me lol. I started doing the weldless version and chickened out.
the weldless version works fine if it's all done right and get it all tight I did mine over a year ago or more and it's still all tight and good
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what exactly are the benifits of this mod
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Originally Posted by
OnEWhEeLNEAL
that´s the 600RR of my friend Ronny (he will be with me at SW), it didn´t work so well, he went back to stock and just runs a EZ Pull lever now.
Ronny´s website
www.ronnyr-freestyle.de
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Originally Posted by
OnEWhEeLNEAL
I saved the pics to my photobucket so I dont gotta look for it anymore haha. Another pic I saved for when I get gangsta enough to try lol. I know its off topic but Im posting pics dam it lol.
that�s Micha Threin from Germany check his sites for more pics
www.mthrein.de
www.ducati-freestyle.com
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Originally Posted by
~k5~
what exactly are the benifits of this mod
makes your clutch easier to pull. its like having an easy pull lever but better coz the ez pull levers brake a lot from what I heard? I dunno about that though coz I drop my bike A LOT and have never broke an ez pull lever. But if you have the clutch arm mod and an ez pull lever your clutch pull will be like butta.
