So I see that the Hornet 750 and Transalp now have e-clutch options as well as the CB650R.
Game changing for £100 extra
Game changing for £100 extra
E-Clutch
- Thread starter Arsey
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Game changing…..?
Where have we heard that one before….
Where have we heard that one before….
Quite often spouted on hereGame changing…..?
Where have we heard that one before….
So an e-clutch bike would suit you then .What do I like about riding a motorbike?
Cornering and...... .... Using the gearbox
I have never found using a conventional clutch to be an irritation (and I'm more likely to be able to service them myself)
the non e clutch 750 is 7449
shame they dont do the yellow or the white
the one they call yellow - has only yellow bits on a silver tank and tail
the red frame still makes my teeth itch
the matte black from the 1000 would be good
is the matte blue the same as the goldwing? didnt like it on the orig hornet (fek im old) but the 24 blue is nice
shame they dont do the yellow or the white
the one they call yellow - has only yellow bits on a silver tank and tail
the red frame still makes my teeth itch
the matte black from the 1000 would be good
is the matte blue the same as the goldwing? didnt like it on the orig hornet (fek im old) but the 24 blue is nice
Think one of these will be in the garage soon, for the Mrs
Tried everything on the market and the 750 Hornet seems to be ideal for her
Not sure about the clutch, I guess we'll see whats in the dealership and the deals available....
Tried everything on the market and the 750 Hornet seems to be ideal for her
Not sure about the clutch, I guess we'll see whats in the dealership and the deals available....
When around 2004/5 I was asked if I wanted to try the latest offering for a new fleet of trucks, an automatic Renault Premium, I jumped at the chance.
Unknown to me, I was not the first driver asked at the time, more possibly the last one asked.
However after about 2 hours of driving I was hooked never ever wanted to go back to manual box trucks, with range change and splitter boxes to play with all day, Automatic was so much easier and on the left leg.
I guess automatic bikes will also be the norm in time for many new bikers, and much improved riding styles will ensue, due to concentration on driving rather than what gear you need to be in to take that hill.
The saving on clutches also a consideration to take in, specially on heavy laden touring bikes.
Unknown to me, I was not the first driver asked at the time, more possibly the last one asked.
However after about 2 hours of driving I was hooked never ever wanted to go back to manual box trucks, with range change and splitter boxes to play with all day, Automatic was so much easier and on the left leg.
I guess automatic bikes will also be the norm in time for many new bikers, and much improved riding styles will ensue, due to concentration on driving rather than what gear you need to be in to take that hill.
The saving on clutches also a consideration to take in, specially on heavy laden touring bikes.
So very true, Automatically transmission-ally changed, I do think cars, bikes look silly driving themselves, but in time I may change that thinking as well.
Have you ridden a bike with an e-clutch ?
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