hand brake or manual clutch?
hand brake or manual clutch?
So should I go with a hand brake or a manual clutch? There are pros and cons to both.
Manual clutch, I get the pleasure of clutching wheelies. But then again, I dont have a problem pulling them anyway.
Handbrake would be handy, but I got the 50 specifically to get better at rear brake control for the big bike. Im not doing anything that would require the use of a handbrake yet anyway.
Hell, come to think of it, I dont need either! LOL
But which would you go for?
Manual clutch, I get the pleasure of clutching wheelies. But then again, I dont have a problem pulling them anyway.
Handbrake would be handy, but I got the 50 specifically to get better at rear brake control for the big bike. Im not doing anything that would require the use of a handbrake yet anyway.
Hell, come to think of it, I dont need either! LOL
But which would you go for?
Re: hand brake or manual clutch?
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I ordered the hand brake myself. I don't stunt my big bike since it's set up for racing. I like the fact I can roll up and stop and not have to worry about pulling in the clutch.
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i have both an i love it. it took a few minutes to get use to having both levers there but its worth it. i bearly use the clutch for clutching anything cuase i have an 88 and anything comes up with just throttle but having the hand break definitally helps.
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Re: hand brake or manual clutch?
Originally Posted by f4stunna
i have both an i love it. it took a few minutes to get use to having both levers there but its worth it. i bearly use the clutch for clutching anything cuase i have an 88 and anything comes up with just throttle but having the hand break definitally helps.
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i just got to ride a bike with a manual clutch for the first time this past weekend i dont thin it is worth the money if u are running a stock motor it revs up a little faster in first but didnt make a huge difference but a few other people that rode the bike think it helps but i think the hand brake is a better investment........
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I think you'll get more out of the manual clutch, your only really going to use a hand brake when you doin a wheelie where you dont have your right foot on the peg. A manual clutch your using all the time and I just love popping **** straight up from a stand still or right after a rolling endo. And I like it for just normal riding aswell.
Re: hand brake or manual clutch?
Originally Posted by star skrape
Manual clutch provides much more noticable engine brake on the fiddy. I got both setup, and the manual clutch isnt necessary, but its fun as hell to be cruising along in second and pop that fugger
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