I don't question the quality, only the value for money, as my modified Charlie clutch with Barnett plates remains perfect in all respects, for a fraction of the cost. There's such a thing as overkill in engineering, but if it gives you a good feeling, Frank, it's worth it. Me; I'd rather spend that sort of money on another quirky bike but experience shows that's only the start of the financial outlay!
NickW
From: Nick Woods <nickw@cooptel.net>
To: st2_owners <st2_owners@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tue, Jul 17, 2012 3:25 am
Subject: [DucatiST] Re: Now THAT'S a clutch!
--- In st2_owners@yahoogroups.com, "Frank" <fhs323@...> wrote:
>> No hype involved! Paul is right on both counts, a beautiful piece of kit, and the highest quality inevitably comes at a premium.
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> The obvious benefits are longevity, and smooth action. I only have 16,000 miles on mine but so far so good. It's as smooth and quiet as when it was new.
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> The main benefit for me however is a less tangible feeling of overall quality. When each and every component is made as perfectly as possible, without regard to cost, there is a cumulative effect that can't be produced any other way.
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> Frank
> >
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I don't question the quality, only the value for money, as my modified Charlie clutch with Barnett plates remains perfect in all respects, for a fraction of the cost. There's such a thing as overkill in engineering, but if it gives you a good feeling, Frank, it's worth it. Me; I'd rather spend that sort of money on another quirky bike but experience shows that's only the start of the financial outlay!
NickW
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