<<In fact I don't think high rev's ruin a clutch, I think it is a matter of applying power while not fully engaged.>>
<< The revs have nothing to do with it. Esp since once you pass 6500 rpm or so, you're on the downslope of the hp and torque curves. The clutch has already bitten and held, whether you're at 4000 rpm or 8000 rpm... >> I agree with the revs issue....I know a few people that have broke the straps on high reving 16vs.... Its not the power....its the high centrifical force from the speed of the rpms that seams to be tearing them apart. SHE CANT CANT ANY MORE CAPTAIN,....SHES GOING TO BLOW!!! ~ Josh _______ CycleUnion ~ The global motorcycle Community http://cycleunion.zeroforum.com/zeromain
