S stangkid New Member Local time 7:24 PM Joined Aug 1, 2014 Messages 20 Location Michigan Oct 7, 2014 #1 Is it actually possible to not pedal off from a start, when your motor is already started? just using clutch + gas?
Is it actually possible to not pedal off from a start, when your motor is already started? just using clutch + gas?
F Fabian Well-Known Member Local time 9:24 AM Joined Sep 8, 2009 Messages 4,485 Location Australia - Melbourne Oct 7, 2014 #2 Yes it is possible. Things are even easier if you install a centrifugal clutch: Last edited by a moderator: Dec 15, 2015
butre Well-Known Member Local time 6:24 PM Joined Dec 2, 2013 Messages 2,493 Location Gulfport, MS Oct 7, 2014 #3 I do it all the time without a centrifugal clutch. don't just dump the clutch and it should be relatively easy
I do it all the time without a centrifugal clutch. don't just dump the clutch and it should be relatively easy
Purple Haze Active Member Local time 6:24 PM Joined Aug 21, 2011 Messages 412 Location Mayfield, Ky. Oct 8, 2014 #4 Depends on the gearing, don't expect it to be easy with a 41 tooth sprocket. I run a 48 tooth, and start from a dead stop with ease. Don't expect your clutch pads to last as long, however, they are cheap and easy to replace.
Depends on the gearing, don't expect it to be easy with a 41 tooth sprocket. I run a 48 tooth, and start from a dead stop with ease. Don't expect your clutch pads to last as long, however, they are cheap and easy to replace.
butre Well-Known Member Local time 6:24 PM Joined Dec 2, 2013 Messages 2,493 Location Gulfport, MS Oct 8, 2014 #5 I do it with a 40 tooth and a 200 pound rider on a 70 pound bike.