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beta 4T clutch adjustment

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My 2013 clutch has always felt a bit too soft.... there's no positive 'spring' at the bite point....we've got a 2014 4T as well and that's totally different.... almost too 'switch' like...not quite as bad as some Montesa 4RT but not far off... I've fitted new clutch springs, slave & master cylinder piston kits. The clutch pack is well within the limit. Its almost like it needs slightly stiffer springs... cant find any though...

If I put a thin washer under the head of the bolts on the clutch pack would this make the clutch a bit stiffer and a bit more positive?

Don’t know about washers behind bolts but is there nobody who does dimpled clutch plates for Betas like they do for Montesas? they work a treat in my Montesa

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Not that I know of.. when I had my Montesa I fitted dimpled clutch plates… they did make it a bit less switch like which is the opposite of what I’m looking for…!

FWIW Montesa from 315R on uses 2 different types of friction materials in their friction plates, a mix of paper and cork apparently alter the friction point.  I bought a full set of new plates in 2001 and they are still in the spares box, never managed to kill a clutch.  My understanding was that the paper material grabs faster because it takes on less oil then the cork.

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