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Message: [QUOTE="Guest, post: 56907"]It's not recommended, and therefore, I wouldn't. If you want to do it, and don't mind changing out the clutch friction material on occasion, then have at it. It's the difference in changing the material (and having it always available) and perhaps never having to change or even adjust the clutch very much.Remember, it's like taking off in a car or motorcycle in high gear....not recommended. A good push with the leg, or a pedal or two will go a long way in preserving the clutch material.[/QUOTE]

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