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  1. 3rd October 2010, 23:09 #1
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    How your automatic clutch works

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5a70U5-n984

    I now understand more about variators and centrifugal clutches. I always wondered why Burgman riders changed allot of these drive components. Now I can see what could happen when they do. I will still stick with stock stuff.
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  2. 8th October 2010, 11:25 #2
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    Great video
    Watch out for tow ropes and quickly braking cars
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    This system was patented by Edward Turner in 1959,and used in the Triumph Tina in 1962.
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  4. 8th October 2010, 19:37 #4
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    Thats interesting, I've always puzzled over how they work. Never bothered to look it up though.
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