You silly little girly boys and your after-market clutches  ...Real DMFr's use Stock! 

wtf, you are on crack.

Quieter or Louder and Lighter from stock is well worth it.

Money best spent is on a slipper. A true slipper, not the wet-clutch semi-slipper.

haha, nice photoshop job, skin tone ftl though

Hehe ...the photo is from a character in the Movie "Lady in the Water" where one arm is bigger than the other.  When I saw the guy I immediately thought of the effects of driving with the stock clutch.   


...good movie btw

Looks like the scene in Universal Soldier right before Dolph Lundgren gets kicked into the shredder!

Quote from: BastrdHK on May 27, 2008, 08:10:34 PM
Looks like the scene in Universal Soldier right before Dolph Lundgren gets kicked into the shredder!

SPOILER ALERT! SPOILER ALERT! SPOILER ALERT!      [gasp]

Never had a bit of trouble with the stock (dry) clutches on any of my Ducatis.  The aftermarket (Yoyodyne or Evoluzione) slave cylinders are a nice addition though.  Slipper?  On my track bike, yes.  On the street I just don't ride hard enough to need it.  But I guess if I had a ton of dough burning a hole in my pocket I might go for it. 

Quote from: ato memphis on May 27, 2008, 08:11:20 PM
SPOILER ALERT! SPOILER ALERT! SPOILER ALERT!      [gasp]

Ha ha.....while I'm in the mood for spoiling Van Damme and Lundgren through their careers in the same shredder.

Sorry ATO

Quote from: Massinova on May 27, 2008, 09:20:41 AM
You silly little girly boys and your after-market clutches  ...Real DMFr's use Stock! 

Thats how I feel after an L.A traffic commute on the 996...........

Neutral eluding me once again!!!

I broke down recently and pulled 2 springs out.

Since then I have almost stalled the bike a few times with the different feeling in the clutch pull