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    Question k4 gsxr1000..slipper clutch?

    did the k4 1000 come with a slipper clutch standard?...just wondering cheers

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    Yes,fits in a TLS fwiw.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 98tls View Post
    Yes,fits in a TLS fwiw.
    Thanks for ya help bro

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    the k4 1000 does not come with a slipper clutch
    the k5 was first one to come with one

    people have grafted gsxr 1000k5 slipper clutches, in to the k4s, check out www.gixxer.com

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    me bad........Cajun is right,i know a few off the TL forum had done it and thought it was out of a K4,went over there and checked my facts and will admit to putting you wrong,good work Cajun.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cajun View Post
    the k4 1000 does not come with a slipper clutch
    the k5 was first one to come with one

    people have grafted gsxr 1000k5 slipper clutches, in to the k4s, check out www.gixxer.com
    K5-K6 slipper clutch groans at times-they are not perfect, having said that there is a fix!

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    Quote Originally Posted by SixPackBack View Post
    K5-K6 slipper clutch groans at times-they are not perfect, having said that there is a fix!
    Like learning how to blip the throttle properly before downchanging and riding smoothly?

    Dilz -if you're wondering cos you wanna buy one - go right ahead mate - it's such a great bike to ride and so easy flick from side to side. It does deserve respect though

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    Ah - just checked your profile. Ignore my earlier comments.

    Mint bike.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by justsomeguy View Post
    Like learning how to blip the throttle properly before downchanging and riding smoothly?

    Dilz -if you're wondering cos you wanna buy one - go right ahead mate - it's such a great bike to ride and so easy flick from side to side. It does deserve respect though
    Mine groans when ridden gentley particularly around town, was okay at the track and on the open road!?

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    Quote Originally Posted by SixPackBack View Post
    K5-K6 slipper clutch groans at times-they are not perfect, having said that there is a fix!
    You guys think you have it bad try Suzukis forgettable "back torque limiter" bet there was a few loud board meetings about that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SixPackBack View Post
    Mine groans when ridden gentley particularly around town, was okay at the track and on the open road!?
    Don't ride it slowly then... hahaha

    Only spent a day, actually more like 5 hours with a demo from Haldanes last year, spent a little time on SH16 and of course my holy land Scenic Drive. The clutch seemed fine. Have you heard of similar issues with other bikes too?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 98tls View Post
    You guys think you have it bad try Suzukis forgettable "back torque limiter" bet there was a few loud board meetings about that.
    Oh have not heard about that one, tell me more!
    Quote Originally Posted by justsomeguy View Post
    Don't ride it slowly then... hahaha

    Only spent a day, actually more like 5 hours with a demo from Haldanes last year, spent a little time on SH16 and of course my holy land Scenic Drive. The clutch seemed fine. Have you heard of similar issues with other bikes too?
    Have to ride it slowlyplod is keeping his eye out....as for similar issues?...yeah have heard others moan but dealers tell me not to stress and the bike has performed well [50K in 20 months]

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    Came as standard on TLS/R but flawed to put it politely,K4 clutch fits inside Later S and R basket (which is where i went wrong in earlier post)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suzuki_TL1000S
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    Quote Originally Posted by justsomeguy View Post
    Like learning how to blip the throttle properly before downchanging and riding smoothly?

    Dilz -if you're wondering cos you wanna buy one - go right ahead mate - it's such a great bike to ride and so easy flick from side to side. It does deserve respect though
    thats way too hardcore for me, i thought only racers could ever master that skill!

    wasnt gunna buy one,was just wondering.

    cheers for the help guys!

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