Low speeds

[emerald]

I've got my 4 stroke up and running, she runs fine, it takes a third of the throttle before anything kicks, I have to rid up and down many hills so I was wondering if there's a way to make the clutch not engage at idle but to engage after like 4 mph? Like are there springs that wrap or would it catch on idle without springs? I don't need speed, I need distance and consistency. I still pedal with the bike, up to about 12 to 17 mph before I can full throttle without grinding the clutch (I think it isn't at least)

 

[GodMan]

The clutch should not engage while the engine is at idle.

 

[emerald]

The clutch should not engage while the engine is at idle.

Yes I know that, I was asking if there's a way to make the clutch engage at a lower rpm though, u want something for inclines and stability. I already plan to get a larger rear sprocket

 

[cloakedvillain]

What kind of centrifugal clutch? Some have different strength springs available.

 

[emerald]

What kind of centrifugal clutch? Some have different strength springs available.

Here's the one I burnt up during break in because I didn't realize it was slipping so bad. 75mm wide, like 12 I think for the center, 3 pads and springs

 

[cloakedvillain]

Sounds like you need springs that engage at higher speeds.

 

[Chainlube]

Weaker springs will engage sooner.

 

[cloakedvillain]

Grubee and staton have clutches that engage at higher rpm

 

[emerald]

Sounds like you need springs that engage at higher speeds.

I want them engaging at lower speeds so I don't kill my legs trying to get up to speed before pulling the throttle

 

[emerald]

Weaker springs will engage sooner.

Any recommendations? All I have are the stock ones and the ones that came from a random Amazon seller with the new one (which I'm on right now)