I know this has been posted before on here but I didnt pay much attention to it because it never happened to me till this past Saturday. My family and I were riding through the woods and I had to feather the clutch quite a bit because this was my sons first trip in the woods with his lt-80. So he is being very cautious and slow. Then the trail we were on turned out to be too nasty for him so I went to put my Raptor in reverse and it wouldnt go in so I tried to put it in 1st a little then try it again and noticed my Raptor moving forward without me on the gas. Anyway what do I need to do to help prevent this? I had a 300ex for 3 yrs and it never had any clutch fade. Thanks in advance!

 

the only way to get away from it is putting in after market clutch discs that dont expand so bad when hot. Thats the only way to cure it. other wise gearing it down so you dont have to ride the clutch.

 

So who has the Raptor clutch kit or are they out yet? Price?

 

Its a 4 stroke so stop slipping the clutch and lug it around

 

This may not be the complete fix but have hade no clutch fade since doing it!! I bought the barrnet clutch springs, they pull a little harder but i have not hade any problem with clutch fade for a month know and was having alot before doing this!! The springs are only 12$.

 

you can get barnette clutches and a Hinson clutch basket.

 

Only use good motorcycle oil, car oil has friction inhibitors that destroy wet clutches.