Quad bike primary clutches and parts

Match the part to the fitted assembly

Check the full vehicle model, year and variant, plus the identification of the clutch fitted. Read the item's stated primary or secondary application rather than relying on its category placement. Keep the existing component reference to hand, especially where more than one version is listed for the same vehicle family.

Compare a component with a kit

Establish whether you need a named replacement component, a rebuild kit or a clutch kit with its own application requirements. Check the exact contents and any manufacturer-stated restrictions before comparing prices. Browse the wider clutches category if the required assembly or component is listed elsewhere.

Does a clutch kit mean a complete primary clutch?

Read the supplied-parts list for the exact reference. Springs, weights and rebuild components may be offered as kits; a kit label does not establish that a complete assembled clutch is included.

Can I choose a spring by its colour?

Use the manufacturer's full spring reference and the specified clutch application. Treat colour as supporting identification only, and confirm the required specification rather than assuming that similarly coloured springs are equivalent.

What if the machine has a different clutch or other modifications?

Check the kit manufacturer's requirements against the vehicle as it is now configured. If the fitted clutch or another stated application condition has changed, confirm the correct reference before ordering. This category does not establish a suitable clutch setup.

Should I order secondary-clutch parts or a belt at the same time?

Choose only the items required for the planned work and confirm each application separately. Use secondary clutches for the relevant components and drive belts for belts; a primary-clutch match does not establish either selection.