Rubber Clutch Friction Plate Yamaha CY80 Motorcycle Clutch Parts

Rubber YAMAHA Clutch Friction Plate / Clutch Assembly Kit

Product introduction:

Company profile:

Chongqing Yonghan Machinery Processing Co., Ltd. was established in 2003 which is specialized in manufacturing motorcycle clutch assembly and spare parts with complete varieties and most reasonable price in China mainland.
Our company owns tens of equipment for processing and testing.The total area of workshop,warehouse and office building is about 10000 square meters.There are 200 staff in our company,including 20 professionals.The company's main products are: GY6-50,GY6-90,GY6-125,C100,CY80,C90,C120,T100,T125,DK100A,DK100B,DX125,FY100,WIN100,YX100,DX110,DX125,982,983,GS125,CG125,CG150,CG200,CG250,CG260,CB125,CB150,CB200,CB250,CBF150,CBT125,CBT250,LF175,GF125,GN250,ATV250,ATV400,BAJAJ100,BAJAJ135,BANAJ180,TVSN35,TVSN45,YH162 for clutch assembly and parts. We have aboundant resources of motorcycle engine accessories and established a long-term cooperative relationship with famous domestic enterprises.
Our products have exported to Parkistan,Iran,Egypt,Turkey India,Burma,Malaysia,Korea,Indonesia, Vietnam,Laos,Cambodia,Thailand,The Philippines,The Dominican,Brazil,Bolivia etc., whitch covers more than twenty countries including south-east Asia,Middle- East,South America and Africa.
With the company's development and strength of production capacity, we heartily hope that we can have long relations of cooperation with the vast number of peers and customers.We could providing products with high quality and services for customers adhering to the realistic,innovative,beneficial,and win-win faith.

Product Advantage:

1. OEM service & competitive price

2. Reliable transfer torque

3. Steady force transmission

4. Long service life & wearable

5. On time delivery & better after-sales service

6. Positive customer feedback from oversea and domestic market

7. after sending, we will track the products for you once every two days, until you get the products. When you got the goods, test them, and give me a feedback.If you have any questions about the problem, contact with us, we will offer the solve way for you

Package:

Step1: Use plastic bag packing

Step2: Put it into a small carton box,one pcs one box

Step3: Put the small box into big carton box,one box 16pcs

Step4: Put the big carton box on the tray

Step5: Move into the ware house,waiting for deviery

FAQ:


Q1: What is your terms of packing?
A1: Generally, We will load a package or Carton.

Q2: What is your terms of payment?
A2: FOB,CFR,CIF,EXW,FCA,LC.

Q3: How about your delivery time?
A3: It depends on what kind of logistics you choose and in which country you are. Generally,it will take 15days and 30 to 60 days after receiving your advance payment. The specific delivery time depends on the items and the quantity of your order.

Q4: Can you produce according to the samples?
A4: You need to confirm with us what kind of accessories, we will decide whether it can be produce according to the accessories.

Q5: How do you make our business long-term and good relationship?
A5: 1. We keep good quality and competive price to ensure our customers benefit;

2. We respect every customer as our friend and we sincerely do business and make friends with them,no matter where they come from.

Adavantages of Motorcycle Clutch:

The clutch is one of those devices that we use all the time but barely think about. In theory it’s so simple - it’s just a method of allowing the rider to disengage the power from the rear wheel, so the engine can spin while the bike sits still.

But in the early days of motorcycling some bikes didn’t bother with clutches and if you ever get a chance to ride one it’s worth doing. Ye Gods they’re tricky. Every start is a bump start and stopping entails either stalling, or lifting your weight off the saddle so the rear tyre can gently spin (they weren’t big on tyre traction in them days). Plus of course, there are no gears - you can’t have them without a clutch.

Most motorcycle clutches are manual (ie not in an automatic gearbox), wet (they run in oil) and multi-plate (multiple friction surfaces are used), so let’s look at those. The basic idea is that the power from the engine turns a disc shaped like a big washer with a large hole in the middle. That’s a clutch plate. If the rider wants the power to go to the back wheel they let out the clutch lever, which allows springs to push the plate onto another plate that is connected to the rear wheel via the gearbox and chain. As friction between to two plates builds up, so more power is transmitted to the rear wheel, until the plates are locked and maximum power goes from engine to tyre.

It gets complicated with bikes because space is so tight in across the frame 4-cylinder engines. If you were to have just two clutch plates, they would have to be massive to have enough surface area to create the friction necessary to transmit the power. So most bikes have multi-plate clutches.

With these, the principle is the same, but instead of two big plates, there can be over 10 smaller ones. Half of them will be connected to the crankshaft (either directly on the end of the crank, or turned by a primary drive gear), and half are connected to the gearbox input shaft. The crankshaft plates have friction material attached to their faces and use tabs on their rims to lock into the clutch housing (that’s the bit that usually gets driven by the crank). The gearbox plates are plain steel and have teeth on their inner circumference which slot onto the gearbox shaft.

The two types of plate are alternated, so that both sides of all except the end ones get used to create friction. When you release the clutch lever you release the clutch springs, which push on a plate (called a pressure plate) which evenly forces the clutch plates together.

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