Rekluse RadiusX Installation Manual page 31

How to get the most out of your new clutch
LET'S RIDE
This guide is to help get the best experience riding with your new Rekluse RadiusX centrifugal auto
clutch.
It doesn't matter if you, a mechanic, or a dealer installed your new clutch, take a moment to read this
Rider's Guide. It will help you understand some important points about how to shift with the new
clutch, how the auto clutch functions, some important safety information, and how to check Free Play
Gain.
What it does
The Rekluse auto clutch is designed to eliminate the need for clutching when starting and stopping.
The auto clutch provides smooth acceleration without loss of power. It also prevents stalling when
riding at slower speeds or maneuvering through traffic. You retain full control of shifting and can
continue to use the clutch lever if you like.
What it doesn't do
The Rekluse auto clutch is not an automatic transmission. You still need to shift to maintain the
proper gear selection when accelerating, cruising, and decelerating.
Items to Note
Thoroughly read and understand the Safety Information before operating any vehicle with this
product.
Videos related to this product can be viewed online at https://rekluse.com/support/videos.
Do not "rev" the throttle while in gear and not moving. Revving the engine without the
clutch lever pulled in will lurch the bike forward or move it unexpectedly.
Check your Free Play Gain before the 1
Gain are included in the guide.
o If Free Play Gain is not correct, adjust the installed gap and recheck Free Play Gain
before continuing. Continuing to ride when the clutch is not adjusted properly may
cause damage to the clutch.
o If Free Play Gain cannot be corrected (too much or too little), stop riding the bike until
the issue can be resolved.
GETTING STARTED
There are a few basic steps you need to know when shifting with your new auto clutch. Learning
these steps will keep your ride smooth and prevent damage to the clutch.
Always start your bike in Neutral and let the engine warm up. If the bike is cold, there may
be clutch drag. Clutch the bike manually until it is warm.
Doc ID: 193-2801A
Revision: 080318
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ride of the day. Instructions for checking Free Play
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