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ProX Complete Clutch Plate Set KTM85SX '03-17 + TC85 '14-17

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Product description

Restore the perfect clutch feel of your 85cc with the ProX Complete Clutch Plate Set for KTM 85SX (2003-2017) and Husqvarna TC85 (2014-2017) – the complete, affordable clutch upgrade that will have your engine engage smoothly and powerfully once more!

ProX has been delivering top-quality replacement parts that perfectly match OEM specifications for years. This complete clutch plate set includes both the friction plates and steel plates in the correct quantities and thicknesses for your KTM 85SX or Husqvarna TC85. The friction plates are constructed from a high-grade cork/steel compound with a special coating for smooth, consistent engagement and exceptional heat resistance. The steel plates are hardened and feature an anti-wear treatment, so they will last longer than original equipment plates.

Worn clutch plates cause slipping, harsh or overly soft clutch feel, reduced power delivery, and ultimately costly repairs. With this ProX complete set, you can restore your clutch to peak condition: smooth, direct engagement, better modulation, less slip under load, and a longer overall service life for the entire clutch assembly.

This set is 100% plug-and-play compatible with the KTM 85SX 2003-2017 and Husqvarna TC85 2014-2017. It’s ideal during a major service, after an intense racing season, or when you notice your clutch beginning to slip.

Specifications

  • SKU
    16.CPS61003

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