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Quote, originally posted by Califblue »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">If your lever is to hard to pull maybe you should try exercise or ride another type of motorcycle.
P.S. Don't take up water Skiing your hands well get tired</TD></TR></TABLE>
opinion noted, but remember we don't have lane sharing here in NC. So if I have to sit in bumper-to-bumper/stop and go traffic and I have a choice b/w the stock pull and something a little easier, I would pick easier everytime. Call me stupid if you like. I take backroads on my commute most of the time but I still have to sit in bumper to bumper traffic for 10-40 minutes a day, no matter which way a take. I don't care how much you masturbate or work out your clutch hand that shit gets old after about 5 minutes.
90% of the time I don't even think about the clutch hand, it doesn't bother me. Its just the commute home that's a bitch.
screw water skiing, I rock climb and trail ride which put much more of a strain on the hand than riding the ducati. I view questions about reducing clutch pull the same as people that ask about bar risers (no I don't have them on my bike), some people just like to change things, some have medical issues, etc.
Next time if you are not answering the topic posters question (or in this case bitching about a question he had), how about not posting.
