The Classic MotorCycle

Clutch of problems

The clutch has always been a bit of a nuisance on my enduro machine, never disengaging properly, but as the motorcycle has only had the odd sprint across the fields in the three years since I bought it, this has never been much of an issue.

With it finally on the road, I’d hoped the clutch would get better after a few miles, as the plates cleaned up. Bearing in mind this machine had stood for years, fresh oil in the transmission, followed by a decent ride, can

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