HarleyTechTalk

Quote from: Jaystn62 on February 27, 2016, 10:20:40 PM
If a clutch is "engaged" meaning lever pulled in.It's doing what a clutch does. Meaning basically you're not moving. Disengage the clutch...letting the lever out...you start moving.

You`re kidding, right?

Quote from: Jaystn62 on February 27, 2016, 10:20:40 PM
If a clutch is "engaged" meaning lever pulled in.It's doing what a clutch does. Meaning basically you're not moving. Disengage the clutch...letting the lever out...you start moving.

Nope.

 I read this entire thread. Now where's the Tylenol extra strength.

This reminds me of the 'which direction does current flow' threads.

 

What Came First?

The Chicken or the Egg?     

signed....BUBBIE

NO Doubt.... Very Good Answer  MaxxV4.....

The Rooster.....

Snap! Well played.

Engaging the Clutch Lever Disengages the Clutch.
Disengaging the Clutch Lever Engages the Clucth

                               

Some people still seem to believe that the LEVER *is* the clutch.

It IS In the 

an arrangement for connecting and disconnecting the working parts of any machine.

So Squeeze your arrangement to connect and disconnect your harley... OR is that Released and Engaged

signed....BUBBIE

Quote from: masstch on March 05, 2016, 09:09:27 PM
Some people still seem to believe that the LEVER *is* the clutch.

You mean, we don`t..... pull in the clutch?