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I need a new clutch in my ktm 350. Is it worth the extra cash for oem or Hinson over a cheap brand like tusk? I'm 180 lb B rider so I'm pretty hard on stuff and I need it to last.
Side note: there was a county official long ago named Jackie Moff.
The Shop
I put in a Hinson clutch plate assembly, and zero fade, better modulation. Excellent product!!!
As for a tusk, I put one in one time because I had several Rocky Mountain gas cards so I could save my money for a trip to southwick and red bud. The clutch started slipping in the first practice at southwick, and when I pulled the set out, 2 plates were broken. Never again.
DP makes an outstanding clutch kit, very durable, hooks up great, but did have a weird engagement point.
It's very hard to improve upon the ktm clutch.
If you skip to 5:30 you can see the machine process:
http://m.vitalmx.com/videos/features/Behind-the-Scenes-A-Candid-Look-at…
Pit Row
Previous owner put Tusk plates in my KX250 smoker, clutch fades terrible when I get into tight hillclimbs...or whenever you beat on the clutch a bit. They are going right in the dumpster when the bike gets framed this winter...
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