The only true manual clutch Utility I can remember was the old yamaha terra-pro. For those who remember, it also had a live PTO with a bushhog, and other attachments as well. The clutch's purpose was to throw out the PTO if I remember right. A friend of mine had one, but I don't remember the year - I'm thinking early 90's.

Edit: it was an 88' - here's the link : http://www.yamaha-motor.com/ou...88_terrapro_small.aspx

 

Nope, the AC 500 does not have a manual clutch, just a manual transmission. I've owned one for five years, and it has been terrific. But, definitely no manual clutch, as in hand lever.

The heel-toe shifter is great if you wear big boots. Some people fuss about them, but I prefer to think of it as a 'harley' style shifter. Who isn't man enough to handle a Harley gearshift?

 

well duh, all the manual shift honda's are the same. you pull the clutch when you pull on the shift lever