Initial Impressions: R&Duro EZ Clutch System
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- R&Duro is an innovative brand we came across and had to try out some of their new products. We were drawn to the EZ Pull Clutch System. Check out Jeff's initial impressions of the product or shop for yours below.
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Thank you Jeff. Looks to be a well built product. Happy to see you still out there getting at it.
Thanks! I'm happy to be here!
Love my R&Duro EZ Clutch! A natural feeling lighter pull with the same engaugement as stock.
Glad to hear it works so well for you!
Clake has been selling a similar product for years and I love them. They are made in Australia and have never really caught on in the United States, I think because they are expensive. The Clake product is called the "One Light Clutch" . I switched to the Clake Two which also has a Left Hand Rear Brake. That system sets up both levers in the same plane instead of one lever high and one low. It allows me to use the clutch with the index finger and the LHRB with the middle finger. I love it and recommend the Clake products--they were first to market with this kind of design
I have a Clake as well. It’s amazing. The R&DURO is the same price as the Clake but is an addon to the master cylinder whereas the Clake has a new master cylinder built into it. You get more with the Clake IMO. However, if you want to keep the standard look of a clutch lever then this is a nice option. Clake lever is different for sure.
@@window2time doesn't the Clake have a longer engagement point than stock?
Great timing! Ive been eyeing one of these for my 500 exc.
I've had one of the other levers that claim to ease the pull but they make the engagement point worse. This thing is pricey but super well built and keeps me riding longer with less fatigue. I paired it with their shorty clutch lever for a true single lever pull.
Thanks for sharing your experience, I’m sure it will be helpful to others!
Are your handlebars full width? Out here on the east coast we usually take an 1" or so off overall length to deal with super tight trail. It looks like the perch and clamp are close to bend and might inter fear with the geometry of the levers.
What are your guys thought when comparing the R&Duro EZ clutch system to the CLever EZ Pull Clutch Levers by Midwest Mountain? i have the Clever Lever and dont find it that great. Found it hard to adjust and am leaning towards this R&Duro one now. Thoughts?
@@BraedenMarcaccio I've had both. The mid West lever is super finicky but when adjusted right, it did produce a slightly lighter pull. What I didn't like about it was the engagement point felt a lot longer than stock. With the Rnduro, the pull is even lighter and the engagement feels exactly like the stock lever.
On a side note, I do still run the mid West brake lever. Love the feel of it.
Yea but will it fix the stock clutch dragging issue ?
My KTMs don't have a clutch dragging issue.
Seems like a no-brainer for hard enduro.
What are pros/cons for easier trail/dual Sport riding.
Thoughts on this vs rekluse as a ‘next part to install’ on an adventurized ‘24 Ktm 450.
It really doesn’t sound like you need either. Rekluse only offers stall prevention in slow technical situations and it’s easy to get lazy with your clutch modulation. Just ride it the way it is.
This set up is great for guys that want a light clutch pull with a manual clutch. The Rekluse is for those of us that want no stalling, no lever use, more traction and more fun.
I've got the alt Rider Mac lever. Reduced my clutch pull by about 50%. $120 bucks.
Is it better than the mountain engineering clutch
@ dramatically better. Adjust on the fly and easier to adjust
It is a great lever for sure.
@@Dashriprock4 ya my next purchase I think. Are you use to the little bump where your finger lives?? I’m a one finger on the clutch rider so I think I’ll love it
@ yes. I love the ergonomics of the lever. Love the bump..
Is there anyone on here that can provide feedback relative to long term use?
Water can enter the housing via pressure washing, so open up the bottom and ensure the spring and internals are water-free and well-lubricated. Other than that, ride on and have fun. I put the short levers on both sides and love the setup.
@@scotteckerman3047 I've had mine for a little over a year (about 50 hrs of ride time). No issues
Nice product. But they pkg it in a fancy overpriced plastic box that I really could care less about. Pkg it in a cardboard box and adjust the price accordingly and the mfg might get more interest.
Thanks for the feedback, packaging is always a tough call!
Thanks for the overview, but maybe next time use a potato to record the audio.
Baked or fried?
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