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Barnett clutch springs are made from the finest materials available.
Heavy Duty Barnett clutch springs are pre-set, shot-peened, and heat treated for performance and durability.
The EXP disk is the magic ingredient behind the functionality and benefits of Rekluse auto clutches. About 10 years ago, Rekluse introduced an innovatively redesigned version of its revolutionary auto clutch technology with EXP 3.0. The years of racing, testing and development since have led to Rekluse’s most refined auto clutch experience yet; Introducing EXP 4.0.
No More Stalling:
Using principles of centrifugal force, EXP technology automatically engages and disengages the clutch based on engine RPM. With EXP, riders can start and stop without touching the clutch lever. EXP automatic clutch technology provides riders precision throttle control, maximum traction and confidence to maneuver any obstacle on the track, trail, or road.
Less Arm Fatigue:
You don’t have to clutch as often, which preserves your arm for longer rides.
Tunable to Fit Your Riding Style:
Each auto clutch is optimized for each bike model as it comes from the factory, and EXP 4.0 has been developed and tested in a wide range of late-model motorcycles. However, everybody rides differently, so they made sure EXP technology can be fine tuned. They offer different spring and wedge options so riders can further adjust their clutch’s performance. Some riders like the clutch to engage just above idle, while others like later engagement.
Clutch Lever Is Still Functional At All Times:
It is possible to fully override the auto functionality at any time. You can pull the lever in, build RPMs, pop the clutch out and raise the front tire just like normal.
Have More Fun:
You don’t have to worry about covering your clutch to prevent stalls all the time. You are free to relax and enjoy the ride, having one less thing to think about.
Barnett high performance clutch set. Includes 8 Kevlar friction plates, the 7 'loose' steel drive plates, stronger springs and a high quality clutch cover gasket.
Complete set of friction plates, HD springs and steel separator plates prevent premature driven plate wear, oil muddying and loss of stack height. Built with swaged aluminum carriers that spread the load on the clutch basket and prevent clutch basket "dogging". Anti-swell, alloy impregnated heavy-duty facings for smooth clutch action. Allows modulation, unlike paper clutches which tend to snatch. Don't forget to add a fresh gasket.
This is an extended version of the stock DR650 clutch release arm that is manufactured by Suzuki.
Upgrading to a longer clutch release arm will lighten the pull of the clutch lever through means of increased leverage. This means less fatigue, quicker clutch engagement, easier clutch modulation and longer rides.
The extended clutch arm will not offer a drastic change in clutch pull. If you're looking for a major change in clutch pull at the lever, we recommend getting a Magura hydraulic clutch kit.
Top quality friction plates, steel plates and heavy duty springs from Dunlop. Don't forget to use a new clutch cover gasket.
This kit includes one OEM drive plate retaining wire & one OEM inner steel drive plate.
If you've ever changed the clutch on a DR650 you will be familiar with the extra steel plate at the bottom of the stack that is locked in place by a very thin metal wire.
Generally, when you do a clutch replacement on the DR650, you do not need to remove or replace these items. If you do need to (or if you have already) you will come to realize this wire is not very strong and is prone to breaking if not treated with care during the removal / installation process.
Need to remove your clutch assembly to get at that dreaded neutral safety switch? This holder is the quickest and easiest tool out there to get a grip on that hard to handle hub. Laser cut to the exact pattern that EBC makes their clutch plates from, it makes loosening and re-tightening the clutch nut easy. All of that and no worries about doing any damage to your expensive clutch hub.
Bottom line, if you have to hold your clutch hub to remove it, there is no better way to do it.
Dragging clutch? Hard to find neutral? Maybe it feels like it doesn't fully release. These problems can be caused by worn thrust washers in the clutch assembly. Most DR650s show wear on these items. Kit includes #1, #2 and #3 in the diagram.
