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Clutch Lightener Worth Installing?

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There is a company selling something called a clutch lightener on Ebay for the TLR200 and other bikes. Looks to be an extension of the clutch arm.

Worth installing?

Yes it is, I have one on a TLR 250, much improved.

I'm getting one for my 15 year olds reflex , but with the spare set of domino lever I put on it , it's much lighter than stock . But it will help with your low speed finesse , giving a slightly softer/smoother clutch engagement .

Have fun on your bike , and get a copy of the Bernie Book , you can learn all the basics in your driveway :) AND WE ARE NEVER TOO OLD ! :)

Glenn

  • 3 weeks later...

Yes it is,

It makes the clutch almost as light as an hydraulic one.

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I installed this on my bike (the exact one in the above pic) after reading your replies and it does make a huge difference for me.

Only my index finger is now required where as before it took at least two fingers.

Thanks!

  • 2 months later...

My clutch on both my reflex's feels grabby and only at the last 1/3 does it begin to engage. I think adding one of these would definetly add to better feel.

How much length do these add to the arm if you don't mind me asking?

  • 5 years later...

Old topic I know, but are these clutch lighteners still available anywhere?

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