how the clutch work? should you use only when the engine start? what if i want to use the bike as a regular bike not engaging the engine.
517174
The bike will be slower than normal. The rear wheel will be slowed down because of the chain even with the clutch disengaged.
517175
To ride a moped you need the clutch. It is what starts and idles the engine. To start the engine you need to pedal the bike for a few seconds and release the clutch and keep pedaling until the engine kicks on. Then away you go. If you want to ride the moped like a regular bike just don't release the clutch. If the engine is active and you have locked the clutch, just press the kill switch to turn the engine off. I hope that helps. If not ask away more and I will find the answers for you.
517176
I use the Clutch just like a clutch on any other unit... Specifically you will need to use the clutch when you first start the engine and you will need to use the clutch when you want to stop the unit. And then the clutch can remain engaged when you want to stop and keep the engine running - for instance when you want to adjust the idle speed. As far as using the bike as a regular bike, you should engage the clutch and lock it and leave it locked. That allows the main engine drive sprocket to rotate freely allowing you to pedal the bike.
517177
The clutch works just like a motorcycle (left lever) only I usually petal up to about 8mph instead of using the clutch to start from a stop but you can do it either way. To pedal like a regular bike, you simply pull the clutch lever in and press the lever lock button to keep the clutch open, then you can pedal like a regular bike. Once you are ready to run the motor simply pull the lever in a little and the lock will disengage.
517178
The clutch lever has a lock that when just riding it like a bicycle alows the chain to the motor spin freely. When you let the clutch out it engages the motor
1365781
If your SS is automatic....yes. Manuals have a fitment issue...there is an UNOFFICIAL way to cut and alter around the clutch pedal to remedy the issue.
1756207
No, my DR560 does not have a clutch. The bit will keep turning until the motor stalls or you release the trigger.
1363817
I haven't had any issues with the clutch when set properly. I have snapped heads off screws when it has been to high (my fault).
314165
Two ways, one place selector switch on right hand handle bar to "PAS"...this is pedal assist mode, then get on bike and start pedaling and the motor will kick in to help you, two place selector switch in "Throttle" and the motor will kick in by twisting the throttle like a motor cycle. Do not engage the motor from a standstill as this will cause is to over heat.'
317113
Yeah shadow plus does have a clutch mech, you can even turn off the clutch mech. It has an on off switch. All shimano products with the Shadow plus name has a clutch mech. Im using this on my cannondale Flash 2 2013 and I can tell you that it performs really well. If you want to go 1x on the front get the short cage.
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really, thats funny, clutch has 20k miles on it since the install. Maybe you should learn your Subaru's before posting on here. There is a 2.5L clutch and there is a 2.2L clutch. The difference is 7 7/8 and 8 7/8 inch disk and a different size fly wheel. I've owned and drove Subaru's for 20 years, thats all I've owned. my 98 is running the stock 2.5l DOHC engine with the phase 1 transmission which is EXACTLY whats in your 98 Lego Outback. Nice try on trolling my review, now back to your cave
714356
No, that us not my experience. I go back and forth from pedaling to using the power. It is easy and so nice. It pedals just like a regular bike .
1055266
Yes I am. I love it and use it daily. This wheel takes PC racing to a whole different level. I use it mostly on iRacing and have had good success with league racing. This unit doesn't have a clutch pedal but this feature can be set-up as "auto clutch" on almost all racing software.
1133595
Anytime u have a manual trans and u have to press the clutch to start your car u will need a bypass. Now a warning if u have the car in gear and start it it will move
1381794
I posted an answer about starting up. Ido not have manual except for directions that came with the bike which I found unclear.
416492
-Set clutch to #18-Grab hold of the black hub [chuck] with a gloved hand-Switch drill into reverse and try a nano second, trigger pull-Caution on the 'trigger pull' as these are quite powerful units-I bought one for my 'better half' and if she had this problem [i would take control]...Been a master m/c mechanic since 1979 and drills have 'gotten away' from me before...I to learned respect ALL drills...No insult implied or intended as one can break their wrist "As quick as look at you"
49917
I have personally put this clutch on a 6 1/2 hp brigggs motor and it proved to be not strong enough to hold the mini bike still. I would recommend a torque converter for an 8 hp motor. Just my experience.
1754211
Mine is an auto transmission. No problems working the pedals and fit is perfect. I can't imagine it would affect shifting in a manual.
1446241
Just finished putting the bike together and am having the same problem. The seat is ridiculously loose, it rotates around and flexes up and down as I'm riding. It almost seems like it's intentionally built this way. Have either of you been able to fix this problem since you posted? Or are you just dealing with it? Thanks
1705907
This one is not a standard clutch.. It is a semi automatic transmission. There is a foot shifter on the left foot..
1570752
I imagine you'd have to find a way to bypass the Clutch Safety Switch, I'm sure you could find a guide online! Then just make sure you don't leave it in gear, when starting!