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Date Posted: Mon September 30, 2013 6:10:07PM
Author: Joe
Subject: Re: What is clutch slippage like on a motorcycle?
In reply to: Gator Mike 's message, "Re: What is clutch slippage like on a motorcycle?" on Mon September 30, 2013 7:59:20AM

Well I guess the first thing then is to drain and refill the clutch. Where is the drain plug?

My coworker at work was telling me about how some bikes only use the clutch fluid to actuate the clutch, but use engine oil to submerge the clutch plates.

So what type is the voyager?

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