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<blockquote data-quote="allrider" data-source="post: 958555" data-attributes="member: 20376"><p>I wanted to mention I also have G2 throttle tamer that was helpful for smoothing the initial throttle response also. I didn't think I saw anyone mention that trick. It's only really applicable to the 06-07's. They fixed that on the 08 throttles.</p><p></p><p>I have to say I'm not sold on clutch soaks. That grabby clutch thing happens to me if I let her sit for a week or two but goes away fairly quickly if I do enough starts and stops in the first 10 min. I would guess that if you don't do enough starts and stops you aren't getting the clutch plates slipping between each other and getting em lubed up. It stands to reason that if you leave the bike sitting long enough it's going to do the dry clutch thing again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="allrider, post: 958555, member: 20376"] I wanted to mention I also have G2 throttle tamer that was helpful for smoothing the initial throttle response also. I didn't think I saw anyone mention that trick. It's only really applicable to the 06-07's. They fixed that on the 08 throttles. I have to say I'm not sold on clutch soaks. That grabby clutch thing happens to me if I let her sit for a week or two but goes away fairly quickly if I do enough starts and stops in the first 10 min. I would guess that if you don't do enough starts and stops you aren't getting the clutch plates slipping between each other and getting em lubed up. It stands to reason that if you leave the bike sitting long enough it's going to do the dry clutch thing again. [/QUOTE]
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