Clutch springs

2020-09-20, 18:17

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Krzysztof

Greetings. I fitted such a spring to a WSK 1969 year b1, so called two frame. The product fit well. The clutch works after replacement supr so I recommend and greetings.

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2020-11-23, 21:05

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Mikołaj

Motorcycle Suzuki GS 125 ES. During the clutch problems that started to happen I decided to order new discs and spacers from the higher end without springs the old ones I left. While riding the clutch did not clutch or jerked. I thought it was misadjusted. But no adjustment did nothing. So going by the thought I decided to consult a motorcycle mechanic. I told him what and how and he asks me if I also replaced the springs. Well I answer that no and he told me to replace the springs too, because I won't be riding long. After the advice I searched the internet for springs. There were more expensive and cheaper ones, but EBC springs were at the most affordable price and reading reviews about EBC I had no doubts which one to choose. From the moment I put them on, all clutch problems are over. EBC springs I can recommend with a clear conscience decent made and the price is as affordable as possible. The price/quality ratio is most appropriate.

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2020-02-23, 12:53

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Tomasz

Bmw f650 1994. At the time of purchase I was concerned that the value of 10-15% harder will affect the operation of the clutch handle in such a way that it will be very difficult to press. But fortunately I am positively satisfied. Of course, the springs are harder and you can feel that the handle goes harder, but not in such a way that it makes it difficult to operate. So I'm satisfied, and these few percent more hardness certainly has a positive effect on the strength of the clutch and its operation. Of course, the replacement should be done by a person well versed in mechanics or a mechanic. I recommend

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2019-06-23, 07:55

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Krzysztof

I own an aprilia caponord etv 1000 and have developed clutch slippage. After replacing the purchased compression springs the problem disappeared. I don't know the dimensions of the original springs (maybe it's a matter of wear and tear ) but the purchased springs are 2-3 mam higher and probably as in the description harder although it's hard to tell tangibly. If anyone has a similar problem with the clutch then I recommend replacing the springs .

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2017-10-15, 20:02

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Grzegorz

Jawa 350 TS, model 638.0. 5 clutch springs should be replaced in sets, otherwise the procedure of replacing a single spring misses the point. The new springs give the impression of putting less resistance than the previous factory springs. However, the clutch slippage has disappeared. They fit without modifications,fulfill their role.

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