Burly Easyboy Lite Clutch For Harley Big Twins?

Burly Easyboy Lite Clutch For Harley Big Twin 2000-2017, P/N P246872. Some fitment charts show it as being compatible for Tri Glides with a Hydraulic Clutch. It seems to get very good reviews from those that have installed it and Revzilla is a supplier.Anyone able to provide any additional info on it. I'm looking to put together a list of items from Revzilla that would be worthwhile candidates to improve the ease of operation, say for convenience and maybe controls. Already done grips and handlebars. Maybe some not so expensive luggage for the trunk??

That set up is very similar to White Brothers easy pull clutch

I dunno about the fit for a hydraulic clutch tho, I don't see how that set up could work inside the hydraulic trap door?

Here is a link to an install on a cable 5 speed

[url]https://www.demonscycle.com/easy_pull[/url]

[QUOTE=Jack Klarich;703895]That set up is very similar to White Brothers easy pull clutch

I dunno about the fit for a hydraulic clutch tho, I don't see how that set up could work inside the hydraulic trap door?

Here is a link to an install on a cable 5 speed

[URL]https://www.demonscycle.com/easy_pull[/URL][/QUOTE]

I'm glad you chimed in Jack, I thought it was for cable systems too.

[QUOTE=Jack Klarich;703895]That set up is very similar to White Brothers easy pull clutch

I dunno about the fit for a hydraulic clutch tho, I don't see how that set up could work inside the hydraulic trap door?

Here is a link to an install on a cable 5 speed

[URL]https://www.demonscycle.com/easy_pull[/URL][/QUOTE]

Thanks Jack, I'm starting to experience a bit of strength loss in the left hand. Thought this might be worth investigating, if it worked with the hydraulic clutch. Really wanted to try lower cost options before stepping up in the price range of AIM and Muleller Easy Pull Hydraulic Clutch Units. Maybe I should also take a look at Easy-Pull Leavers, although they can be pricy too. And I doubt neither of those solution are available from Revzilla.

I know the AIM unit is a little steep priced and a pane in the butt to install, but. I installed one about 3000 miles ago and could not be happier with it. I can sit at a red light for an hour and hold the clutch in with one finger. It is that good.

[QUOTE=andyjr11;704151]I know the AIM unit is a little steep priced and a pane in the butt to install, but. I installed one about 3000 miles ago and could not be happier with it. I can sit at a red light for an hour and hold the clutch in with one finger. It is that good.[/QUOTE]

I'll have to contact them to see what's available and at what price for my model year.

[QUOTE=ShapeShifter;704505]I'll have to contact them to see what's available and at what price for my model year.[/QUOTE]

Wes, check this out also

It is getting good reviews [url]https://www.getlowered.com/muller-hydro-clutch-for-2014-2016-harley-touring/[/url]

[QUOTE=Jack Klarich;704539]Wes, check this out also

It is getting good reviews [URL]https://www.getlowered.com/muller-hydro-clutch-for-2014-2016-harley-touring/[/URL][/QUOTE]

....yea, really like what I'm reading about the Muller. I also like that it doesn't have the added cost of a new master cylinder kit, which makes it much more affordable