You are awesome you demythed the most messy part of clutch plate change (soaking them) thats indeed messy thank you for that detail you shared with us so worth the time watching you!
I've noticed most people running stock Yamaha clutch replacement parts and that's my intent when needed. Is there any advantage to "upgrading" to some other brand?
It all comes down to personal preference, aftermarket is a great option if you are on a budget and they are still great quality as are genuine parts! 👌🏼
Great video. I rode my wr250r and almost at the top of the hill I lost all gears. Even thou I could change gears and you can see that the neutral light is changing with the gears but no gear is engaging. Is it that the clutch is burnt? Thanks
Hand strength training works best, honestly... get one of the little grip strength trainers and use it when you're watching TV. I do this in the off season and can 1 finger the clutch on my 2016 WR450F on 4 hour hard enduro rides.
This is fairly standard for most bikes, there is quite a lot of resistance even with the clutch engaged. If you are ever worried you can always take your bike down to your local mechanic and get it checked out!
This blokes videos are great!!! Direct, not fuss and carry on, just get it done. Thanks mate.
Cheers for the great feedback Adam!
We are stoked to hear that you are loving the videos. 😊
You are awesome you demythed the most messy part of clutch plate change (soaking them) thats indeed messy thank you for that detail you shared with us so worth the time watching you!
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it!
Cheers for the tip on pushing the calliper in 👍
Love the vids with Geoff in them.
Great pro tips mate. Very useful info, Thank you
Awesome to hear this was helpful for you!
This is a perfect video…. Everything I needed to know
Awesome to hear it helped Joel!
Thanks for the knowledge! I picked up a couple of good tips from this.
Awesome thank you !
Thanks for watching!
So simple and fast, great video man
Thanks for watching mate! 😀
This guys awesome. love the videos with him
Gr8 video
Thanks mate!
Thanks Geoff !
He's such a legend 🙌
Did he empty the oil before doing this or he’s laying the bike on its side so he didn’t have too drain oil?
GB didn't drain the oil, he just popped the bike on the side! 👌🏼
Awsome video to the point. Love it.
Thanks Paul!
Thanks
I've noticed most people running stock Yamaha clutch replacement parts and that's my intent when needed. Is there any advantage to "upgrading" to some other brand?
It all comes down to personal preference, aftermarket is a great option if you are on a budget and they are still great quality as are genuine parts! 👌🏼
Great video. I rode my wr250r and almost at the top of the hill I lost all gears. Even thou I could change gears and you can see that the neutral light is changing with the gears but no gear is engaging.
Is it that the clutch is burnt?
Thanks
Oh no! It could do, but we would recommend checking with a mechanic to determine the issue! 😀
Great vid 👌
My bike yz250f 2014 I change clutch and. Also has no power
Can you help me, what should I do?
There could be multiple possibilities with this one, we would recommend taking it to your local mechanic to get checked out! 🤘🏼
Laying the bike on it's side like that, aren't you supposed to turn the petcock off?
So will a new clutch soften my clutch pull on 2017 yz450? I'd like to have it a one finger pull. Any ideas,
Hand strength training works best, honestly... get one of the little grip strength trainers and use it when you're watching TV.
I do this in the off season and can 1 finger the clutch on my 2016 WR450F on 4 hour hard enduro rides.
Hello everyone, I have a yz250f and when bike is turned off and I press clutch in the bike doesn't roll when in gear? But works when riding lok
This is fairly standard for most bikes, there is quite a lot of resistance even with the clutch engaged. If you are ever worried you can always take your bike down to your local mechanic and get it checked out!