anything bad with a hydraulic clutch?

[cjxrider125]

i think im leaning toward a hydraulic clutch on my next bike. i have herd both good and bad things but i want to know what would be best for what i do. i ride in the dunes, the desert, and im starting to get back into the tracks too. my next bike will be a crf 450 so tell me what you think.

[XprocircuitYZ250fX]

get it

i love mine on my 250f

its very consistent and you never need to adjust it as it the clutch heats up

[mattskn]

I have one on mine you never have to adjust, and the engagement point is the same every time

[TheWeez]

The Magura Hydro clutch is the single best aftermarket part I've ever purchased. It's changed the way I ride my bike and I pump up WAY less than without it.

Buy it. You won't regret it.

[JamesDub]

The Magura Hydro clutch is the single best aftermarket part I've ever purchased.

James

[cjxrider125]

what do u mean pumped up

[cms_austx]

No downside as far as I can tell, they're a huge improvement over cables!

[cr85racer12]

How much do they cost? For a full conversion system?

[808WR]

around 200

[sonobob]

How much do they cost? For a full conversion system?

Check the specials section on RockyMtnAtv's website, I got mine as an "installed return" for $145. I got it in perfect condition, nothing missing.

[justin_5585]

what do u mean pumped up

I believe he is refering to arm pump, meaning that one less thing for your forearms to work at when attacking a track allows you a bit more time before lactic acid builds up (the burn/cramping you get in your arms when you're hauling the mail).

[TheWeez]

I believe he is refering to arm pump, meaning that one less thing for your forearms to work at when attacking a track allows you a bit more time before lactic acid builds up (the burn/cramping you get in your arms when you're hauling the mail).

Exactly. The hydro clutch pull is lighter, smoother, more consistent, and never needs adjusting. Less fatigue on the left forearm means longer duration.