Worn clutch basket help?

The outer basket looks notched and worn to the point where I’d say you need to replace it. Otherwise performance will suffer and you will likely have issues with the clutch not properly engaging or disengaging. A trademark sign of worn basket is the grooves you see on the basket’s fingers. The inner hub looks OK but you didn’t really get a good pic of it. Try Pro X for replacement parts, OEM Suzuki parts are always expensive. If you want a bullet proof set up, go with a billet basket.

Here’s a decent article that you may want to check out for more info on clutch maintenance & problems.
https://www.diymotofix.com/blog/how-to-properly-inspect-a-clutch

You do stand a chance that you will break a fiber plate if this worn basket is used.

Paw Paw

Basket is smoked. I would definately buy a new, billet basket. Mitaka is about the least expensive out there, and it's a very solid product. I raced well over 150hrs on one in my RM250.

http://www.mitaka.co.uk/SUZUKI%20CLUTCHES/917.3292.htm

Replace every clutch part you can while it’s apart....it’s a Suzuki, the clutch”s start slipping while your loading it up, new from the dealer floor....... seriously....run your finger over the surfaces of the pressure plate & inner hub, any ridges or grooves, they should be replaced..... basket, notches on the tangs, it should be replaced....Might as well replace the push rod while your in there and the plates & spr8ngs will surely be smoked....as a life long clutch abuser, I never met a Suzuki that didn’t like all new clutch parts....

Yes clutch basket is worn but I've seen worse.....If you're just going to ride for fun and aren't a gun, or not rich, it'll last a little longer.
Advisable to file down the grooves on the basket so the plates don't catch and to extend it's life until you can afford a new clutch and it's convenient to change it.

Worst thing you could of done is fitted an apico clutch, those things are terrible