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Posted by: riding4fun

OK, not sure exactly what it's called. I had a mishap with the clutch case cover, it's broke. I would like to replace it with one from a 90 that has the vents. Also needs to have the kick start attached.

Oops, it a DRR 50, in transformation to be a 70.
Where would I find one at.

Thanks,
Darrell

Posted by: dodgepower

Im sure the DRR guys will jump in here but I am pretty sure most any one will fit from any of the makes cause they are all the JOG style motor.

Posted by: markvette

dodge is right. i like the old eton 50 cover. it is vented and does not use the plastic cover that go over most the others. i have one i am going to use on the project i am building so i can powder coat it to match the cases.

Mark

Posted by: mxdad423

Yea Darrell their right you can use any of the covers, and the one off of an eton 50 or 70 works great because like previously said they do not have the plastic covers over them......hope that helps you out....

Posted by: riding4fun

Thanks guys.

Any idea of where I can get one?

Posted by: dodgepower

Just call one of your local mini dealers or call one of the guys from here like at WRH Racing

Posted by: bulldogfallon

DRR Cover?

I think I have seen 1 or 2 around my trailer? hmmmm

Posted by: tgcheeseman

dinli also has a nice cover no need to put cover over it either its has a filter on front and a vent in the rear there nice and will fit also any jog motor style will work on it i prefer to use the e-ton or dinli - cover

Posted by: riding4fun

quote:
Originally posted by markvette
dodge is right. i like the old eton 50 cover. it is vented and does not use the plastic cover that go over most the others. i have one i am going to use on the project i am building so i can powder coat it to match the cases.

Mark

Mark,

So there is no problems with powder coating the cases. I just want to make sure in case I do.

Darrell

Posted by: markvette

no problem powdering them..

Mark