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Offline firko

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EZ Clutch for YZ-A or DT1 on Swapmeet
« on: August 15, 2013, 10:02:14 am »
I recently purchased a Kiwi made version of this set up (bottom photo). I've seen a similar home made angle iron set up on Pancho's RT1 too. I got the Kiwi activator to try alongside my trick Joan Crocket and Son billet beauty.
                                                                                     
                                                                                                       
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EZ Clutch For 1974-1975 Yamaha YZ250/YZ360: Fits 1968-1973 DT250/RT360 MX Or Enduro. $125.00 FREE SHIPPING!

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Offline Davey Crocket

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Re: EZ Clutch for YZ-A or DT1 on Swapmeet
« Reply #1 on: August 15, 2013, 10:13:35 am »
I must say those things are but ugly and dodgy looking....especially if you put one on a YZA/B.
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Re: EZ Clutch for YZ-A or DT1 on Swapmeet
« Reply #2 on: August 15, 2013, 10:30:45 am »
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I must say those things are but ugly and dodgy looking....especially if you put one on a YZA/B.
They certainly are John, I wouldn't put one on one of my "nice" bikes, mine's going on my DT1 rat bike. There's also the problem of adding a sprocket cover to pass scrutineering. They're good in their simplicity though...having no bloody worm drive is always a good thing.
'68 Yamaha DT1 enduro, '69 Yamaha 'DT1 from Hell' '69 DT1'Dunger from Hell, '69 Cheney Yamaha 360, 70 Maico 350 (2 off), '68 Hindall Ducati 250, Hindall RT2MX, Hindall YZ250a , Cycle Factory RT2MX flat tracker, Yamaha 1T250J, Maico 250 trials, '71, Boyd and Stellings TM400, Shell OW72,750 Yamaha