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      jerseybigfoot




      Skunkworks

      Registered: June 2007
      Location: Central NJ
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      Clutch not worn evenly. Probably from too long of a belt.
      · Date: Sun January 4, 2009 · Views: 1,429
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  1.   Sat January 17, 2009 1:04pm
    1. LarryW

      Master Mudder


      Registered: January 2008
      Location: Vicksburg, Michigan
      Posts: 3,507

      I had a Rupp mini bike when I was younger and the clutch was worn like that. It was actually cool though, because it would wind out and stay there in the lower range. When I let up on the throttle and hit it again it would then go up on the bigger part of the clutch. Working like a second gear. It was kind of like a 2 speed semi automatic clutch.
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