DRIVE STEEL PLATE 0.040 18+ KTM 85 6-PIN CORE REKLUSE 460-751
Rekluse Drive Steel Plate 0.040 for 2018+ KTM 85 6-Pin Core. This drive plate is an integral part of the clutch hardware assembly. It measures 0.040 inches in thickness for precise functionality. It promotes efficient power transfer and seamless clutch engagement, and is suitable for a range of riding conditions. This drive plate is crucial for applications requiring accurate power transfer and robust durability, providing consistent reliability and contributing to the longevity of the clutch system.
- SKU
- RK-460751
- Brand
- Rekluse
- Availability
- Out of Stock
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Rekluse Drive Steel Plate 0.040 Inch for 6-Pin Core Clutches
Enhance your motorcycle's clutch system with the Rekluse Drive Steel Plate. This high-quality steel plate is engineered for precise clutch function and optimal power transfer, ensuring a smooth and responsive riding experience. Designed as an integral component of the clutch hardware assembly, it contributes significantly to the overall performance and reliability of your motorcycle.
Key Features:
- Precision Thickness: Manufactured to a thickness of 0.040 inches for accurate engagement and disengagement.
- Optimised Power Transfer: Facilitates efficient transfer of power from the engine to the drivetrain.
- Seamless Engagement: Promotes smooth clutch engagement, reducing drivetrain shock.
- Durable Construction: Made from high-quality steel for long-lasting durability and consistent performance.
- Tailored Fitment: Specifically designed for motorcycles featuring a 6-pin Core clutch system.
- Versatile Application: Suitable for a variety of riding conditions, from casual trails to demanding competition.
The Rekluse Drive Steel Plate is a critical element for maintaining and upgrading your clutch system. Its precise specifications and robust construction ensure consistent performance and contribute to the longevity of your clutch assembly, making it an ideal choice for riders seeking reliability and peak performance.
