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Guys i recently got hold of a 1986 std. 350cc . Im new to motorcycles and a few people have told me one can slip the clutch in an enfield(or any motorcycle with a wet clutch plate) because it is wet thereby significantly reducing the risk of wear and tear . Are they correct ?
Right now i find myself cornering at speeds less than 20kmph on 3rd or 4th without shifting down and just slipping the clutch (for 5-10sec). Is this acceptable practice or will it result in a fried clutch real fast ?
I also do it in slightly congested traffic scenarios without shifting down , i never do it for more than say 20secs at a time .
Right now i find myself cornering at speeds less than 20kmph on 3rd or 4th without shifting down and just slipping the clutch (for 5-10sec). Is this acceptable practice or will it result in a fried clutch real fast ?
I also do it in slightly congested traffic scenarios without shifting down , i never do it for more than say 20secs at a time .
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