I been learning rolling burnouts so i get start learning drifting, well the damn road im using in newer and grips to much so i really gotta put some power in it to break the back loose. Working on it today and no the bike wont move. Rev it up let go clutch and nada..... Im guessing the clutch went bye bye, i thought i would notice some slipping before it went, i was walking some slows wheelies not even 15 min prior.

Please tell me im right and just need some new clutches and didnt f someing else up.

 

is it in gear

 

buahahahahhaahha

 

Oh **** i new i forgot something......

Of course i do, it will kinda go but and throttle and does nothing. If i just put it gear and let off clutch you can feel it kinda catching but only get up to about 10 mph

 

whatbrand should i get, ebc pretty cheap

 

learning rolling burnouts is hard on the clutch

slipping it for seconds burns the **** out of it


You got to pop the clutch and get the tire burning, and the clutch out as fast as possible....

Its hard at first, but once you learn it, you can just grab a handful of brake, rev the throttle, and pop the clutch and start a burnout....

If you ride the clutch, your gonna burn it up FAST

 

yep your clutches went out...thats how mine went out when i had my gsxr, they just went out...never slipped and i could redline it in first and would go like 8mph tops...get OEM (factory) clutches and friction plates...

 

run oem they are more money but they last the longest

 

replace your clutch with factory plates, and be easy on them for a couple 100 miles after putting them in.

Your problem is that your riding the clutch. You can burn up a perfectly new clutch in as little as 30 seconds by doing that.

Pop the clutch!

 

other than replacing, can you adj. the cable any? lever should have 3-10 mm of play depending how you like it.

 

tried adjusting cable alot and still nothing, guess im not gonna be riding for a little until my broke *** gets some money.

 

drop the damn clutch

 

ha. i had the same thing happen on my dirtbike. its got the clutch arm that usually on the side of the motor right in the middle hidden by everything, and it would do the same thing, i would rev it up and feel like the clutch was slipping. well long story short a walnut get in between the clutch arm and engine case

 

I Don't Even Use The Clutch When I Do Rolling Burnouts. I Just Lean Forward And Give It Gas And Brake At The Same Time And The Back Breaks Loose. I Never Use The Clutch.

 

Dont think theres a walnut in it, but the going from working great to not at all in 15 min is really thowing me off.

 

I would like to see this...


And I would like to see this on the same tire that you can wheelie on lol, not something thats so hard you cant even ride



I'd like to see you do this at a crawl, and at 50mph wtih no clutch lol