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Message: [QUOTE="ALB, post: 1077496, member: 68165"] I can understand the need for the plates to seat,but what I don't understand is why the newer clutches have the need for the adjustment.(what causes it) I see other riders adjusting on a regular basis as the day goes on,the clutch pack and the configuration of the clutch seem to be pretty much the same as those of the old days(70s) and their need for adjustment was much less than those of today,basicly the only adjustment needed for the older clutches was due to cable stretch and then it was only once in a while, ie: adjust and ride for another week or two.Are the plates of today made of a different material or in a different way then older clutch plates,are the springs made different or of a weaker tention? Im simply trying to understand the newer clutches and why they react the way they do.Thanks [/QUOTE]