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happens to me all the time. easiest way to see it is start from a stop, rev a little and slip the clutch for a couple of seconds, then lift
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happens to me all the time. easiest way to see it is start from a stop, rev a little and slip the clutch for a couple of seconds, then lift off throttle and simultaneously push the clutch back in. you should notice a slight rpm increase for a moment. like others said, it's probably due to a mix of a heavy flywheel and also a slight lag time in the response of the electronic throttle
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