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Slipper Clutch

24 posts · Started by speed_maniac · 22 Mar 2007

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Post 1 by speed_maniac,

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Post 4 by Grimace,

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Hush hush....I didn't tell you this, but.....STM have one, VERY hard to get hold of!! Try HM Racing, Kent. Remember, I didn't tell you. But if enough people want one, maybe the price will come down a bit. Think it's about £550 +vat

Remember.....ssshhhhhhhhhh!

Post 5 by speed_maniac,

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the STM ones are not good, used them on my DUKE II and SMC 660.

The Adler and Suter racing ones are much better.

One of these two companies has already developed the anti hopping clutch for the SD just don't know why KTM wants to wait till summer to offer it !!!

Post 6 by jjlester_74,

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HI GUYS
I WHONT TO ASK TO STM OR ADIGE HE BUILT A SLIPPER CLUTCH FOR KTM LC8 ENGINE
THE PRICE IT AROUND € 1000
IF YOU ARE INTERESTING TO BUY IT CONTACT ME
THANKS

Post 7 by KTMax,

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Never felt the need for one.

Probably don't gas it hard enough.


3 guys I know had KTM slipper clutches fitted to their LC4 motards. All 3 sold them within two months as they hated them on the street. Could be that they have the same problem as me though.

When you're grinding through 2 sets of footpegs a month and having trouble keeping the SD in 80 degree drifts on opposite lock it could be usefull I guess.

Post 8 by jjlester_74,

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hi
the liper cluch for lc8 engine as ready to seel
it made bySTM cod. 0F3MR320E220000 price € 1090 + vat
thanks

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Post 21 by Colonel_Klinck,

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No slipper clutch fitted.....

Post 22 by dade,

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No pics?

How hard are they to install???

Would you suggest one for 70% street, 20% canyon carving, 10% track riding?

Does it slip on takeoff or only on downshifting?

Post 23 by orangecrush,

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Okay, how can I determine if my '16 1290 R has a slipper clutch installed, without cracking it open? Well, and just dropping to first at 60mph...

Post 24 by orangecrush,

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All 1290's have a slipper clutch from the factory.
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