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Clutch slipping
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[QUOTE="2strokerfun, post: 1222250, member: 69719"] As they said, you should have some free play in your clutch handle before it starts to pull the clutch. And that means your clutch is fully engaged. High speed slippage is the first sign of worn clutch plates. Next, you have no engagement at all. Warm up the bike and change the transmission oil. You need to do this anyway, if you haven't. If that doesn't help--and honestly, it probably won't-- replace the clutch plates. [/QUOTE]
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