How to change the clutch on a Kawasaki VN900 Vulcan

How Do Ladies and Gents,
So this video is more of a how to rather than my normal videos. I thought that as my clutch needed doing, I would show you all how to fully strip down and do the clutch, plus taking her out for her first ride.
Also thank you so much to everyone that is following me. Sparrows Projects has now hit over a thousand subscribers 😁. To some that isn't a lot but to me that is huge so thank you to every single one of you.
I hope this does help you.
#cruiser #clutch #bikelife #kawasaki #biker #motorcycle #vn #project #automobile

[@spokedtoosoon]

she is so stunning man, you've done amazingly with it. Shame about the paint, done that myself before! Great video mate. Concise, informative, clear, perfick! 👍

[@sparrowscarprojects-em3fe]

Ow thank you buddy i am very grateful. I hope it helps people that are looking to do the same. Some videos are to watch and enjoy but i have seen from previous ones i have done which are How To's they seem to be more watched so why not make another 😊.

[@FRJ1982]

Paint job looks sweet in the sunlight 👍👍

[@sparrowscarprojects-em3fe]

yeah she does buddy. I have just washer her as i got court out in the rain yesterday and she is really popping out in the sunlight.

[@lauraiss1027]

I have an old Honda Transalp 700. When I bought it, clutch was very hard to press, got used to three finger clutch pressing and rode without issues. But after 3rd clutch cable snapped I changed heavy duty clutch springs to original ones from Honda. 3 clutch cables in season, all snapped right at the lever. Now whole season without any issues and clutch is very light, not hydraulic light but very easy. Totally not saying you will have similar issues or such, just sharing my experience with heavy duty springs. Also one funny thing to mention, even the lightest clutch, if you take one single spring and try to press it with hands, it's almost impossible. There is no way telling clutch hardness by pressing springs using hands.

[@sparrowscarprojects-em3fe]

@@lauraiss1027 thanks for the info bud. It's been hard work with the adjusting bit its working perfectly.

[@ryanh3030]

Gorgeous bike! Did you take my advice about the nylock nuts on rear fender? Good man!

[@sparrowscarprojects-em3fe]

@@ryanh3030 thank you buddy. I have taken it on board yes but I haven't done them yet I will say as I will see how it goes if it does need doing then I will.

[@stancekings7231]

Following 😎👍

[@sparrowscarprojects-em3fe]

@@stancekings7231 thank you so much buddy very grateful.

[@stancekings7231]

Will it work with stock clutch cable ?
I have 12" apes but stock cables

[@sparrowscarprojects-em3fe]

@@stancekings7231 yes it will work with stock everything as its just got stronger springs. Its just the cable adjustment that takes a bit of fiddling. But it's mean't for the bike. I only have different cables as I have 14" apes and 2" risers which the standard one definitely won't work ha ha.

[@pekkaastrom7346]

Anything with high handlebars is anathema for me. I quickly develop pain in the lower back. Also, travelling at speed above 90 km/hour is impractical.

[@sparrowscarprojects-em3fe]

@@pekkaastrom7346 each to their own.

[@lauraiss1027]

Ain't you worried that now when Midnight is done you will have nothing to do and could end up in prison because of drugs and booze and careless lifestyle just because of boredom?

[@sparrowscarprojects-em3fe]

ha ha ha no i will find another project or something to do mate.