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Clutch recommendation. I apologize in advance, but search has not turned up an answer
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djohnson81
New member
Code/ Thank you!
It is the correct code, just all lowercase letters.
thanks for the help everyone, and thanks to Mike at BBY, he directed me to all of the needed parts.
It is the correct code, just all lowercase letters.
thanks for the help everyone, and thanks to Mike at BBY, he directed me to all of the needed parts.
ksdcr
Member
Thanks guys, that’s what I thought you would advise, but, never hurts to say it again.
pglaves
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Which is why I have gotten 150,000 miles on a BMW dry clutch on my R1150R, but police departments often get 20,000 to 30,000 miles on their dry clutch BMW or HD cop bikes. I bought a K75RTP which was a trade-in by the Lawrence, Kansas police department with 19,000 miles on the bike. It had already had the clutch replaced. Parades and in-town traffic control is a different riding style from cross-country touring.
