Moose Easy pull system + msr clutch

trickshow · 01-19-2008, 01:02 AM

i got a msr clutch....could i hook up the moose easy pull system with my msr clutch? to make the pull wicked easy:YEAH:YEAH:YEAH

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drgnazz · 01-19-2008, 01:26 AM

just use the msr, its easy enough if you adjust it right. you like the sprocket?

bruno_z · 01-19-2008, 05:06 AM

i'll tell you my secret, but ssssh....you need to jerk off at least 5 times a day, with your left hand of course, and after a month of practice you'll be in shape to use stock clutch lever...and if you persist and practice for few months you'll even be able to use shortened stock lever

marcus_136 · 01-19-2008, 06:10 AM

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Originally Posted by bruno_z

i'll tell you my secret, but ssssh....you need to jerk off at least 5 times a day, with your left hand of course, and after a month of practice you'll be in shape to use stock clutch lever...and if you persist and practice for few months you'll even be able to use shortened stock lever

+1

That actually worked very well for me. Now I dont even run any lever at all, just the perch and the clutch cable around my finger.

-SKETCHY- · 01-19-2008, 08:15 AM

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Originally Posted by marcus_136

+1

That actually worked very well for me. Now I dont even run any lever at all, just the perch and the clutch cable around my finger.

bwhahaha

Thats some Chuck Norris **** right there:YEAH

E-Loc540 · 01-19-2008, 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by trickshow

i got a msr clutch....could i hook up the moose easy pull system with my msr clutch? to make the pull wicked easy:YEAH:YEAH:YEAH

no it wont work....your gaining mechanical leverage but your losing travel....your clutch will drag when pulled in all the way, the cable wont pull enough to disengage your clutch

trickshow · 01-19-2008, 02:10 PM

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Originally Posted by drgnazz

just use the msr, its easy enough if you adjust it right. you like the sprocket?

i put it on but havnt actually road my bike yet cuz i been to busy with school work and my tank isnt on right now cuz im painting my whole bike black

Righteous 1 · 01-19-2008, 02:17 PM

The EZ-pull systems break. The little cable that comes w/ the system always frays. My friend and I installed EZ-pulls w/ in a month of each other, and they both broke on the same day.......crazy. I would highly recomend NOT using the EZ-pull system. I've also heard of many people on this forum having the same breakage issue. Extend the clutch actuator arm, that's the best method.

Towlieee · 01-19-2008, 02:19 PM

Just cut your clutch arm, weld it longer, be done with it

on f4i's you can only go 1/2" longer (DONT GO LONGER OR YOU"LL KICK YOURSELF!)

on bikes like 636 and my 150f, you can go 3/4" or maybe even longer!

AntwanRTTG · 01-19-2008, 02:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Righteous 1

The EZ-pull systems break. The little cable that comes w/ the system always frays. My friend and I installed EZ-pulls w/ in a month of each other, and they both broke on the same day.......crazy. I would highly recomend NOT using the EZ-pull system. I've also heard of many people on this forum having the same breakage issue. Extend the clutch actuator arm, that's the best method.

+1 ... my buddies snapped mid-spreader. Wasn't good.

Nine54f4i · 01-19-2008, 03:02 PM

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Originally Posted by E-Loc540

no it wont work....your gaining mechanical leverage but your losing travel....your clutch will drag when pulled in all the way, the cable wont pull enough to disengage your clutch

With a lot of adjustment you can get it to work ... but its way to much of an overkill. You literally have no pull and almost no room adjustment when your cable stretches.

projectTSI96 · 01-19-2008, 07:54 PM

so which is easier to pull in the EZ-pull or msr?

Klos · 01-19-2008, 08:49 PM

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Originally Posted by projectTSI96

so which is easier to pull in the EZ-pull or msr?

just buy the msr John

projectTSI96 · 01-19-2008, 09:27 PM

sounds like a plan

900spidarida · 01-19-2008, 10:38 PM

yeah i had an ez pull system installed and it worked alright.. but it started to fray the first day so i took that sht right off.. i'm gonna try to get a thicker gauge cable to put in there.. i'll let you know how it works.. but all in all don't buy it.. the ez pull lever works fine in my opinion..

trickshow · 01-19-2008, 11:33 PM

My clutch is burnt out pretty good so my clutch was crazy hard to pull in with the stock lever. i installed the msr lever, it made the pull easier but its still pretty hard to pull in. my friends stock lever is easier to pull in than my MSR is and its on the EASY option

trickshow · 01-19-2008, 11:40 PM

my question is there any other way to adjust the cable to make it easier to pull in....if i loosen the cable where its connected to my msr lever my clutch wont engage all the way when the clutch lever is out all the way, cuz its burned down pretty good. and wheres the clutch arm...is it that thing the cable pulls on on top of the crankcase?

Towlieee · 01-20-2008, 12:56 AM

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Originally Posted by trickshow

my question is there any other way to adjust the cable to make it easier to pull in....if i loosen the cable where its connected to my msr lever my clutch wont engage all the way when the clutch lever is out all the way, cuz its burned down pretty good. and wheres the clutch arm...is it that thing the cable pulls on on top of the crankcase?

ya that clutch arm is the thing by the engine

Just pop the clutch cover off, then the arm pulls right out

Cut it in half, weld in 1/2" peice of steel ( NO LONGER OR YOU'LL HAVE TO RE-DO IT!) and put it back together..

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Originally Posted by trickshow

My clutch is burnt out pretty good so my clutch was crazy hard to pull in with the stock lever. i installed the msr lever, it made the pull easier but its still pretty hard to pull in. my friends stock lever is easier to pull in than my MSR is and its on the EASY option

Something is wrong with your setup.. Your clutch being burnt up wouldn't cause the pull to be harder, would just make it slip under load..

Your cable is frayed/binding, or you have stiffer aftermarket clutch springs, or your msr isn't really on the ez pull setting... Btw the ez pull setting is the one CLOSEST to the bars..

Bones315 · 01-20-2008, 02:42 AM

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Originally Posted by 900spidarida

yeah i had an ez pull system installed and it worked alright.. but it started to fray the first day so i took that sht right off.. i'm gonna try to get a thicker gauge cable to put in there.. i'll let you know how it works.. but all in all don't buy it.. the ez pull lever works fine in my opinion..

what brand was that moose or msr, my boy has a msr hes had for about one season and hasnt had any problems with fraying or anything....so idk

E-Loc540 · 01-20-2008, 11:05 AM

im sure alot of you alls cables need to be cleaned up and lubed....clean up your perch and lube your cable and pivots....this alone will ease clutch pull and add smoothness. If this still doesnt help you then go to the MSR Raptor (I dont know about the easy pull device).........done

01-19-2008, 01:26 AM	#2
drgnazz DC Kustoms Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Muldrow, Oklahoma Age: 35 Bike: 02 F4I Gender: Male Posts: 483	Re: Moose Easy pull system + msr clutch just use the msr, its easy enough if you adjust it right. you like the sprocket?

01-19-2008, 05:06 AM	#3
bruno_z Registered User Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Croatia (Europe) Bike: 919 Gender: Male Posts: 2,131	Re: Moose Easy pull system + msr clutch i'll tell you my secret, but ssssh....you need to jerk off at least 5 times a day, with your left hand of course, and after a month of practice you'll be in shape to use stock clutch lever...and if you persist and practice for few months you'll even be able to use shortened stock lever __________________ Never drive faster than your guardian angel can fly!

01-19-2008, 02:17 PM	#8
Righteous 1 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Where the grapes and ganja be growin! Age: 66 Bike: '73 Honda Trail 90......fully stunted pimp machine! Gender: Male Posts: 5,900	Re: Moose Easy pull system + msr clutch The EZ-pull systems break. The little cable that comes w/ the system always frays. My friend and I installed EZ-pulls w/ in a month of each other, and they both broke on the same day.......crazy. I would highly recomend NOT using the EZ-pull system. I've also heard of many people on this forum having the same breakage issue. Extend the clutch actuator arm, that's the best method.

01-19-2008, 02:19 PM	#9
Towlieee Registered User Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Anywhere wheelies happen Age: 26 Bike: 02F4i 05Fiddy 05Crf150 Gender: Male Posts: 5,850	Re: Moose Easy pull system + msr clutch Just cut your clutch arm, weld it longer, be done with it on f4i's you can only go 1/2" longer (DONT GO LONGER OR YOU"LL KICK YOURSELF!) on bikes like 636 and my 150f, you can go 3/4" or maybe even longer!

01-19-2008, 07:54 PM	#12
projectTSI96 Registered User Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: stl Bike: f4i Gender: Male Posts: 29	Re: Moose Easy pull system + msr clutch so which is easier to pull in the EZ-pull or msr?

01-19-2008, 09:27 PM	#14
projectTSI96 Registered User Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: stl Bike: f4i Gender: Male Posts: 29	Re: Moose Easy pull system + msr clutch sounds like a plan

01-19-2008, 10:38 PM	#15
900spidarida Registered User Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: vancouver bc, canada Bike: 954 Gender: Male Posts: 17	Re: Moose Easy pull system + msr clutch yeah i had an ez pull system installed and it worked alright.. but it started to fray the first day so i took that sht right off.. i'm gonna try to get a thicker gauge cable to put in there.. i'll let you know how it works.. but all in all don't buy it.. the ez pull lever works fine in my opinion..

01-19-2008, 11:33 PM	#16
trickshow Registered User Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Boston MA USA Bike: Stunted cbr600f4 Gender: Male Posts: 505	Re: Moose Easy pull system + msr clutch My clutch is burnt out pretty good so my clutch was crazy hard to pull in with the stock lever. i installed the msr lever, it made the pull easier but its still pretty hard to pull in. my friends stock lever is easier to pull in than my MSR is and its on the EASY option

01-19-2008, 11:40 PM	#17
trickshow Registered User Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Boston MA USA Bike: Stunted cbr600f4 Gender: Male Posts: 505	Re: Moose Easy pull system + msr clutch my question is there any other way to adjust the cable to make it easier to pull in....if i loosen the cable where its connected to my msr lever my clutch wont engage all the way when the clutch lever is out all the way, cuz its burned down pretty good. and wheres the clutch arm...is it that thing the cable pulls on on top of the crankcase?

01-20-2008, 11:05 AM	#20
E-Loc540 540 BOYZ SUMO STUNTER Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Fredericksburg, VA Age: 31 Bike: Street legal pimp CRF250 & mint RC51 Gender: Male Posts: 1,251	Re: Moose Easy pull system + msr clutch im sure alot of you alls cables need to be cleaned up and lubed....clean up your perch and lube your cable and pivots....this alone will ease clutch pull and add smoothness. If this still doesnt help you then go to the MSR Raptor (I dont know about the easy pull device).........done

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