CLUTCH KIT EXP 3.0 13-17 BETA 250 300 RR REKLUSE RMS-7721
Rekluse Clutch Kit EXP 3.0 RMS-7721. This clutch system uses centrifugal force technology for automatic engagement and disengagement based on RPM. It allows riders to stop completely without using the clutch lever while the engine continues to run. Features include automatic clutch engagement to prevent engine stalls, optional clutch lever use with original feel maintained, smooth and consistent power engagement for improved traction, efficient operation at cooler temperatures for prolonged clutch life, and assistance in honing riding skills such as precise throttle modulation and cornering control. Professional installation is advised.
- SKU
- RK-RMS7721
- Brand
- Rekluse
- Availability
- Out of Stock
FULL DESCRIPTION
Rekluse EXP 3.0 Automatic Clutch Kit
Experience enhanced control and performance with the Rekluse EXP 3.0 Automatic Clutch Kit. This innovative system utilizes centrifugal force to automatically manage clutch engagement based on engine RPM. It allows you to come to a complete stop without using the clutch lever, keeping your engine running smoothly. This means no more stalling when you need to halt, even in demanding situations.
Key Features:
- Automatic Clutch Management: Prevents engine stalls by automatically engaging and disengaging the clutch.
- Optional Clutch Lever Use: Maintain the feel of a traditional clutch lever, with its use becoming optional.
- Smooth Power Engagement: Delivers consistent and smooth power delivery for improved traction and control.
- Optimized for Cooler Operation: Designed to operate efficiently at cooler temperatures, contributing to a longer clutch life.
- Skill Enhancement: Helps riders refine throttle modulation and cornering control by allowing focus on other aspects of riding.
The Rekluse EXP 3.0 Automatic Clutch Kit is designed to transform your riding experience by offering superior performance and intuitive control. Professional installation is recommended to ensure proper function and optimal results.
