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Motorcycle riders who tackle a corner in high speed and then suddenly reduce the throttle can often find their engine momentarily over-revving. A slip clutch can minimize or even prevent over-revving because of the partial disengagement of the transmission.
The slip clutch will stop the rear wheel from "hopping" around a corner during rapid deceleration. This leads to a smoother ride, free of torque shudder.
Since there's no longer any need to reduce the throttle at high speed, there's no danger of the rear end momentarily locking up--which in a corner could lead to the rider being thrown from the bike.
Hours on a motorcycle can lead to a sore buttocks, particularly if there's a lot of hopping. The smoothing effect of the slip clutch, particularly on long rides, can have a definite impact on a rider's comfort.
The partial disengaging of the transmission when the power is abruptly reduced gives the rider more control, particularly in steering.
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