Alloy Splined Clutch Drum Sprocket – Royal Enfield Interceptor
£ 118.00 +VAT if applicable
Royal Enfield Interceptor MK2 Alloy Clutch Upgrade
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Alloy Splined Clutch Drum & Sprocket 56 Tooth
Hard anodized alloy means this unit is very lightweight, but also hard wearing. Designed to eliminate vibration, reduce weight and also improve durability.
All parts are interchangeable, you only need to replace the original clutch drum and friction plates (your original pressure plate will require a fraction turning off the od) (You will need splined alloy clutch plates A10847A x4 and you should only fit G75 plain plates)
This clutch upgrade is listed in the Royal Enfield Interceptor MK2 parts book supplement Royal Enfield Interceptor MK1/MK1A/MK2 (Clymer, Rickman etc)
Part number A11329A
MADE IN ENGLAND
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Leif H. (verified owner) –
Realy good service and quick logistik
Guest (verified owner) –
Looks great!
I obtained an extra used, VR68/6.A friend tested the metallurgy of the various components,and will be making me a new 10 splined center piece, TIG welding it all back together.I'm looking forward to installing the rebuilt center with your splined clutch sprocket drum.Thanks again, Keane Lucas