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clutch plates, kevlar or cork?


Gixxus Christ!

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To add to this, I am planning on replacing my clutch before the Deals Gap trip in June. I was at Iron Pony this morning and priced new (OEM) steels and plates. The counter guy I talked to suggested that I look at aftermarket because my "bike takes 8 steels, and there are only 9 left in the world." Obviously, I don't buy that but, it isn't unreasonable either. The manufacturers obligation to produce replacement parts for my bike has long since expired on my almost 20 year old bike.

My question is, how many people run aftermarket clutch parts, and do they perform acceptably?

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