Dry clutch ques.

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Marko S

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Open or closed ya still hear that fork raddle....I'll take it either way. I closed mine , living in Florida it keeps flying sand out of my clutch.

The raddle does make it distinct.
 
I think all new owners of ducatis with dry clutches come around sooner or later and love the sound of the clutch and want it exposed.

Its inevitable! Don't fight it, resistance is futile...it will just suck you right in until you say ahhhhh, what a sound..
 
Anyone who had the rear wheel lock up going into a turn over the top knows why a slipper clutch is such a great benefit.

It is truly a Ducati groupie thing on liking the "Ducati" dry clutch sound but a new ducati owner I am not. I have to admit I do say , "What a sound" but just with a different tone than most new wave Ducati owners put on it. As I sayed above I do love the looks of a open clutch....that part is killer, almost like looking in the insides of a fine watch!
 
Provided you bike has a dry clutch.. If you have an 848 then NO you can't do it easily..


My girl just got a 750 Monster.. wet clutch... I bought her one of these.

It will get zip tied to the frame and will hold a soup tin full of nuts and bolts so she can shake it at traffic lights..


mmmm carbon fibre.. mmmm dry clutch noise...
 
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