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delbigmac
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Registered: Feb 2006
Location: texas
Posts: 10

Conversion transmission to a clutch

Can some tell me what all I need to convert bike to have a hand clutch on the bike. Been looking around and it seems that the crf50 case will work with the cr 85 clutch parts. Someone please help. Thanks

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TKEETH
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Registered: Jan 2009
Location: IBERIA, MO.
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I just installed a hand clutch setup, on a Robbs racing engine. The parts were from Robbs racing engines. It seems to work great. Give him a call he can deffinetly help you out.

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etondaddy
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Registered: Jul 2006
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I just installed a hand clutch setup, on a Robbs racing engine. The parts were from Robbs racing engines. It seems to work great. Give him a call he can deffinetly help you out.

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