Prior to replacing your entire clutch mechanism, it is recommended that you replace the clutch cable, and eliminate it as a possible source of clutch problems.
It is common for a failing cable to indicate the same symptoms as a bad or worn out clutch. A very stiff clutch pedal, or difficulty releasing the clutch may be caused by the cable binding or separating. Replacing the clutch cable and the helper spring on late 915 models (Pelican Technical Article: Replacing Your Clutch Helper Spring) may relieve more clutch problems that you would imagine. While you have access to the area, it may be a wise idea to rebuild your pedal cluster as well and replace the old plastic bushings with durable bronze ones...
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