[Ducati] Dry vs wet clutches

[Steve Abramson]

It's almost a jingle, don't you think? But whatever the anomatopoeia, it's 
one of the coolest things about my 900 to me.


Steve






> Them's fightin' words! :)
>
> I know with my first Ducati, it actually took a couple weeks to get used 
> to
> it (coming from my ultra-quiet Honda CBR), but I got to LOVE the raw and
> menacing sound of my Ducati - the rumble, shakes, clanks, rattle - just
> makes it sound mean...
>
> Harlyn
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: ducati-bounces at ducati.net [mailto:ducati-bounces at ducati.net] On 
> Behalf
> Of Bob Marren
> Sent: Saturday, September 23, 2006 8:12 AM
> To: Ducati Owners Group
> Subject: Re: [Ducati] Dry vs wet clutches
>
> Allen B. Judy wrote:
>
>> Ron "Desmohead" Betts said:
>>
>> Yea, what's with the wet clutch.......Sheesh ! Takes away from the
>> charm of the marquee, IMHO.
>>
> Having worked around machinery all my life the dry clutch sounds awful.
> My ST2 is my
> first dry clutch and I guess I'll get used to it. My Bevelhead Ducati has 
> a
> wet clutch and so did my 99, SS. Never a problem and the Bevel is 32 years
> old. I find myself pulling in the clutch at a red light even when in 
> neutral
> just to shut it up. I see why Ducati is putting it back on the shelf.
> Bob M
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