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Prox Complete Clutch Kit for KTM SX 65 2024- & Husqvarna TC 65 2024- & Gas Gas MC 65 2024-

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Product description

Restore the tight, direct clutch feel of your new 65cc motorcycle with the ProX Complete Clutch Kit for KTM SX 65 (2024 and newer), Husqvarna TC 65 (2024 and newer), and Gas Gas MC 65 (2024 and newer) — the full clutch upgrade that will have your engine engaging like new again!

ProX delivers premium replacement parts that fit perfectly with the latest model year bikes. This complete kit includes everything you need:

  • High-quality friction plates (special coated compound for tight, consistent engagement)
  • Steel plates (hardened with anti-wear treatment)
  • Clutch springs (stronger and more consistent than original equipment)

The friction plates provide direct, tight engagement with excellent heat resistance, while the steel plates and new springs deliver even pressure and reduced slip under heavy loads. Worn plates and weak springs cause slipping, soft or harsh clutch feel, and reduced power delivery. This ProX kit fixes all of that instantly: better modulation, more efficient power transfer, and a longer overall service life for your entire clutch assembly.

This kit is 100% plug-and-play compatible with the latest generation KTM SX 65, Husqvarna TC 65, and Gas Gas MC 65 (2024+). Ideal for a full major overhaul, after an intense racing season, or when you notice your clutch starting to slip.

Specifications

  • SKU
    16.CPS60024

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