have to use a clutch on Honda?

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04-16-2010 | 07:53 AM

faruquehabib

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Originally Posted by budedm

Hold on a second guys. Some recent years of the 250EX had what was called a "sport clutch". This was a real clutch on the left lever. It could be used as a real clutch, or you could shift without the clutch as you guys are talking about. I am not quite sure of the specifics, but a honda dealership could tell you.

bingo. its a 'sport clutch'. only honda 250 sport quads have it. basically you can use it like a manual clutch to shift, OR just shift it like a utility quad with no clutch. it was designed to teach those who are used to an automatic cluth, manual shift atv and break them into the world of manual clutch, manual shift wheelers (sport bikes).

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04-16-2010 | 09:06 AM

readymixer169

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Never heard of it, but sounds like a really good idea! I may have to look into one of those when my son outgrows his 110cc auto. Sounds like a great learning tool for the kids or the inexperianced.

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04-16-2010 | 01:16 PM

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thanks to all! now we can go play without tearing it up. don't know about y'all, but i'm addicted to this forum! who needs facebook when we got this website, eh?

thanks again!

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