PICO-THAI Scooter Rider
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Number of posts : 43 Location : Chiang Mai , Thailand Points : 5182 Registration date : 2010-07-26
![Bet, you did'nt know how much pulling force your SW has Empty](https://2img.net/i/empty.gif) | Subject: Bet, you did'nt know how much pulling force your SW has Wed Oct 13, 2010 4:39 pm | |
| Today I did a serpentine ride with some steep hairpin curves. The perfect condition to test the HiT clutch. While with the normal clutch the friction is much reduced or non-existing because of low rpms and it takes much longer to firmely lock back on, the advantage of the HiT is very tangible. You accelerate and SW simply jumps forward. Benefit of the pillow springs which can be set to exactly respond to your desired point of firm clutch lock. Very happy indeed. New riding sentation. Pico
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![Bet, you did'nt know how much pulling force your SW has Empty](https://2img.net/i/empty.gif) | Subject: Re: Bet, you did'nt know how much pulling force your SW has Thu Oct 14, 2010 5:36 am | |
| Pico,
So, it this worth it if anyone wants better performance and do you have to change out the springs to get the correct combination. I know there is one clutch that comes with 3 different springs. |
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