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If you have 3,000+ miles on your rev then you have probably toasted your bushing in the primary clutch due to that stupid circlip coming out. Atleast that has been the case with those I ride with (2 clutches dead). I have wasted two clutches myself because of this design flaw.
To the point - Would anyone be interested in resurrecting their clutch for $185 vs. buying a new sliding sheave for $325 retail?
A friend of mine who is a machinist and a sledder has come up with a way to install a new bushing that won't be destroyed from the circlip falling out. I don't have all the details right now, but would like to see how many out there might be interested in the fix and not have to worry about another stupid a$$ circlip. So leave a comment or :beer; and let me know that there is some interest in keeping the TRA III.
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To the point - Would anyone be interested in resurrecting their clutch for $185 vs. buying a new sliding sheave for $325 retail?
A friend of mine who is a machinist and a sledder has come up with a way to install a new bushing that won't be destroyed from the circlip falling out. I don't have all the details right now, but would like to see how many out there might be interested in the fix and not have to worry about another stupid a$$ circlip. So leave a comment or :beer; and let me know that there is some interest in keeping the TRA III.
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