MSR ez pull vs RSC
07-06-2012, 03:24 PM
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MSR ez pull vs RSC
I just bought a msr a few days ago and it ****** sucks! It feels a tiny bit softer than my stock lever did. I lubed the clutch cable a few weeks go, so That shouldn't be the problem. I also have to keep adjusting it, or my clutch slips when I pop wheelies or at high rpms. Even when I have it where I want it. It will be fine one minute, then all fucked up the next. No matter how tight the adjustment **** is.
Is this normal or am I doing something wrong?
How much better is the RSC? Cuz I'm about to throw this pos away.
Is this normal or am I doing something wrong?
How much better is the RSC? Cuz I'm about to throw this pos away.
07-06-2012, 07:17 PM
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Re: MSR ez pull vs RSC
For me I've ridden with both and ride with msr's now. For me there is no difference.
I'm gonna give the rsc one more chance to win my heart by getting a long lever.
My problem is I run my clutchs on the outside with short lever. I could never Get my set up spread enough forgot my likings unless I grinder alittle away.
Im also really weird and picky with my clutch and handbrake setups.
I'm gonna give the rsc one more chance to win my heart by getting a long lever.
My problem is I run my clutchs on the outside with short lever. I could never Get my set up spread enough forgot my likings unless I grinder alittle away.
Im also really weird and picky with my clutch and handbrake setups.
07-07-2012, 12:52 AM
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Re: MSR ez pull vs RSC
Use a stock Honda adjuster on the msr. My msr is 10 times easier to pull than any Rsc that I have ever felt. I have used the same msr for over 3 years with no problems with it
07-07-2012, 10:56 PM
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Re: MSR ez pull vs RSC
Does the Honda adjuster make it any easier? Or does it just keep it tight?
Is there any major differences between the MSR and RSC? Or is it pretty much the same thing just different package. I know RSC uses both derelin and a needle bearing but I don't know what that means.
Is there any major differences between the MSR and RSC? Or is it pretty much the same thing just different package. I know RSC uses both derelin and a needle bearing but I don't know what that means.
07-08-2012, 01:41 AM
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Re: MSR ez pull vs RSC
The Derlin Bushing is a Plastic Bushing, Then he has the option to
have a Needle bearing instead. The RSC is Machined out of Billet
Aluminum VS the MSR made out of cheap aluminum... the RSC
also comes with a LIFE TIME GARANTEE that it wont Break.
have a Needle bearing instead. The RSC is Machined out of Billet
Aluminum VS the MSR made out of cheap aluminum... the RSC
also comes with a LIFE TIME GARANTEE that it wont Break.
07-25-2012, 12:19 PM
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Re: MSR ez pull vs RSC
RSC for sure. But be aware that the shorty is only a one finger. That being said even being a onfinger pull it is still way easier than my previous two finger and as easy but much smother and more solid than my four finger.
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