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Clutch

Clutch parts help your motorcycle shift smoothly and transfer optimal power. Choose from plates, springs, and complete kits tailored to your motorcycle.
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Reliable Motorcycle Clutch Parts for Optimal Drivetrain

Your motorcycle's clutch ensures the smooth transfer of engine power to the drivetrain. Without a properly functioning clutch, shifting gears becomes more difficult, and you lose control of the motorcycle. Therefore, it's important to replace worn or damaged clutch parts in a timely manner. At GHMparts, you'll find a complete range of clutch parts - from plates and springs to complete clutch kits - suitable for various motorcycle brands and models.

How Does a Motorcycle Clutch Work?

The clutch forms the connection between the motorcycle's crankshaft and the transmission. When you pull the clutch lever, the clutch plates are separated. This temporarily interrupts the drivetrain, allowing you to shift gears smoothly. When you release the lever, the plates engage again, and the drivetrain is restored. Wear or contamination in this system leads to slipping clutches or jerky operation.

Important Clutch Parts

  • Clutch Plates: consist of steel and friction plates that work together to transfer power. Friction plates wear out the fastest and need regular replacement.
  • Clutch Springs: press the plates firmly together. Worn springs can cause slipping during acceleration.
  • Clutch Basket and Hub: hold the plates in place. Damage or grooves can disrupt operation.
  • Clutch Cable or Hydraulic System: operates the clutch; a worn cable or leakage in the hydraulic system can lead to heavy or irregular operation.

When to Replace Clutch Parts

  • If the motorcycle's RPMs increase when accelerating without engaging a gear (slipping clutch).
  • When experiencing difficulty shifting gears or a heavy clutch lever.
  • When you notice a burning smell or burnt plates.
  • In case of visible wear or burnt friction plates.

Maintenance Tips for a Longer Lifespan

  • Always use the correct motorcycle oil suitable for wet clutches.
  • Regularly check the adjustment of the clutch cable or hydraulic system.
  • Do not let the clutch slip unnecessarily when starting off or at a standstill.
  • During maintenance, always replace all friction plates simultaneously for even operation.

Clutch Parts at GHMparts

At GHMparts, you'll find high-quality clutch parts, fitting almost every motorcycle brand and model. From individual clutch plates to complete kits - everything you need for a well-functioning drivetrain. Order easily online with fast delivery and a 14-day return policy, or visit our showroom for expert advice and installation support.