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RE: unclokie 
America owner. said 2021-07-16 15:13 
 
Keep the release of your clutch handle under control. Don´t dump the clutch as soon as you feel it engage. You can release it pretty quickly but keep it under control until fully engaged. All bikes are smoother if ridden this way. The big twins are just more sensitive to clutch dumping which makes for a jerky bumpy ride. 
 
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