Did you guys read the article in the March issue of Dirt Wheels? Anyone have one or considering getting one? I was thinking about it but $479 is a lot for something that hasn't been used (and abused) yet.

 

$399 from rockymountainatv.com

 

whats a rekluse????

 

just got my issue tonight........wtf was up with their riding tips section there......they showed how to ride on a hill.......i couldnt even read it it was so retarded. it was kind of like the guy who sold me my raptors wife giving me this "MANUAL" she called it. I looked at it and almost cracked up, it said "beginners guide to ATVing". i was thinking......."lady ive been riding for more years than you can count on both friggin hands....i dont need this f#cking guide" and it sure as he11 aint a manual thats for sure.

oh well, just was wondering if anyone else thought that section of the new dirtwheels was funny.

 

We just put one in my buddy's TRX 450(believe me they need it.......lol).It was a piece of cake to install.It takes some getting used to but it seems to work great.

 

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heres the website

 

I recently did the clutch on my Z-400. Initially I looked at the Rekluse clutch too. But, decided I wasn't ready to give up the real clutch, just yet. Maybe the next time (if there is) I'll give it a try. It is a little more then the price of new discs, stiffer springs and a Hinson Clutch basket. Also, watch where you buy it from, some places are charging an arm and a leg for it, plus they want your old clutch. I found Rocky Mountain ATV has the cheapest price.

 

I was looking into the Rekluse kit for my YFZ but don't know if it's worth the money. I would eventually like to race