Rekluse creeping forward
- Thread starter josmoloco
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this just happened to me with my recluse. If I remember right there's a defect in one of the plates that's causing it. I had to take it to my local dealer that installed it to get it fixed. Its working good now.
From what I have read... (means nothing)
Setting the idle above the friction zone will add engine braking and prevent free-wheeling into corners. But the bike will creep at idle.
Setting the idle below the friction zone reduces all dragging/stalling and gives a free-wheeling into the corners.
Apparently you can't have it both ways... But what do I know??(Nothing on this subject)
Maybe take the plates out and make sure they don't have any burrs or crap in there from the break-in.
-BIG DAN
Setting the idle above the friction zone will add engine braking and prevent free-wheeling into corners. But the bike will creep at idle.
Setting the idle below the friction zone reduces all dragging/stalling and gives a free-wheeling into the corners.
Apparently you can't have it both ways... But what do I know??(Nothing on this subject)
Maybe take the plates out and make sure they don't have any burrs or crap in there from the break-in.
-BIG DAN
remove the rekluse, use the clutch like a real man does... problem solved.
Wait wait wait!!! What's all this pulling the plates out talk. I thought we always start with the basics. Adjust the cable 
then do like mike says 
then do like mike says