glad to hear. Will ither aftrmarket brands work better than stock or KVB is the only way to go?fast1075 wrote:Update. 3 thousand miles later, I am all smiles. If your clutch chatters, do the KVB mod. It is working very well!!!
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Re: Clutch Chatter No More ??
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Re: Clutch Chatter No More ??
I haven't tried aftermarket clutches too much.
I think it's price related. Anything that has performance tag will cost you a lot. The kvb clutch is stock Honda so at least you're paying less for mostly the same result. Modifying only the clutch will not result in any additional miles per hour.
I think it's price related. Anything that has performance tag will cost you a lot. The kvb clutch is stock Honda so at least you're paying less for mostly the same result. Modifying only the clutch will not result in any additional miles per hour.
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[quote="BPT7594"]I haven't tried aftermarket clutches too much.
I think it's price related. Anything that has performance tag will cost you a lot. The kvb clutch is stock Honda so at least you're paying less for mostly the same result. Modifying only the clutch will not result in any additional miles per hour.[/quote]
great. Thanks
I'll be on the look out for the KVB as well as maybe experiment with the rollers/sliders.
Next time i need to change the belt, ill change them all at once.
I think it's price related. Anything that has performance tag will cost you a lot. The kvb clutch is stock Honda so at least you're paying less for mostly the same result. Modifying only the clutch will not result in any additional miles per hour.[/quote]
great. Thanks
I'll be on the look out for the KVB as well as maybe experiment with the rollers/sliders.
Next time i need to change the belt, ill change them all at once.
Everything looks better from the inside of a motorcycle helmet...
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Re: Clutch Chatter No More ??
It seems the replacement 'non pcx' pads onto the pcx clutch plate (if that's the name) works wonders. Is that all that normally needs replacing with the clutch plate - the pads?, or if buying new do we buy the PCX clutch and swap the pads?
I'm going for the 22535-KVB-900 pads set but as my bike has near 13k miles I wonder if I would need to swap more out clutch wise?
I'm replacing the drive face too as my bearings are making a horrible noise now when walking or moving the bike at slow speed) <worried it may cause, or have caused damage to the spindle the drive face (part
slips onto - could that happen?
I'm going for the 22535-KVB-900 pads set but as my bike has near 13k miles I wonder if I would need to swap more out clutch wise?
I'm replacing the drive face too as my bearings are making a horrible noise now when walking or moving the bike at slow speed) <worried it may cause, or have caused damage to the spindle the drive face (part


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Re: Clutch Chatter No More ??
Having read all the posts, I tried to locate a source for the 22535-KVB-900 clutch weight set. Revzilla told me it would not fit my 2017 and had no further help.
The chatter on my PCX just about shakes it apart til it warms up. I have deglazed the clutch pads, cleaned surfaces, belt, etc with only short term relief.
Could someone give me all the part numbers and vendors to make this go away? Thanks in advance.
The chatter on my PCX just about shakes it apart til it warms up. I have deglazed the clutch pads, cleaned surfaces, belt, etc with only short term relief.
Could someone give me all the part numbers and vendors to make this go away? Thanks in advance.
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Re: Clutch Chatter No More ??
I just full throttle launch it every time, or at least half and no more chatter. If it does get glazed and starts shuddering again, I just deglaze it by grinding some away with throttle and both brakes held.
Once the original clutch wears away, I'm going to get the smoother clutch installed.
Once the original clutch wears away, I'm going to get the smoother clutch installed.
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Re: Clutch Chatter No More ??
Honda use so many different part numbers for the same parts - often the newer the model / part the more expensive even when they are exactly the same. No idea if those would fit, but of a gamble but they can be had for not much. Best search google for pics and see if you can spot any differences.
