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'17+ Sherco Clutch

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I'm looking at picking up a new bike. I'm narrowed down to a couple bikes - a '17 250 factory and a '19 300 anniversary. 

The 250 vs. 300 doesn't really concern me - I can do good with both. The thing I'm most concerned about (and what've I heard repeatedly from other riders) is the '17 has a much stiffer clutch pull than the '19. Other than that the differences are minor. I was told by the dealer that the '17 has had the belleville spring "updated" to the new part and matches the pull of the '19. Is that really the only difference between the two clutches? 

I'll get a chance to ride them this coming Friday before I buy but want to know if that's a common update for the '17's?

I'd like to save a couple thousand and get the '17. But if the '19 really does have a much better pull then I'm going to get that one. 

I ride an '18 Scorpa 125 Factory, with the updated '19 clutch spring and it's a much lighter pull than before. Another guy I ride with, did it to his '17 Scorpa 250 Standard and is very happy.

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