When servicing my front clutch I see that the micro - fiche at Motosport.com shows a washer ( part # 15 ) between the spacer and fixed drive; and the owners manual does not show it. ( I have a 92 and didn't have it in ). Question : is one needed, if so is it a special washer or can i just get one at Ace. In addition where is a good place to get parts as I may have to .replace the entire front clutch. I saw one on Ebay for 169.00 but don't know if it is OEM. Thanks

 

as far as i know only 87-88 had no washer, but jack would have to confirm

 

Damonsquad is correct.
Obviously someone was into the clutch before. Either leaving out the washer (not good)or replacing the spacer with the old long style spacer.
There are no aftermarket clutch parts (except the belt). If needed, those ebay prices are fair.

 

do you need an entire clutch or just the washer? your better off measuring your spacer and see if you have the old style longer one or the new short style, i have a few front clutch assemblies and washers/spacers, and i will sell them much cheaper then ebay, i just want them out of my shed and helping people get their kids riding

 

I'm going to go with a new clutch assembly. This looks pretty worn so i think I will just go with parts from the starter gear out. The key way was sheared and everything else looks well used. This is my daughters quad, she is 9 and I would like to move her up to a blaster but I feel she is a little on the small side yet. I'll tell ya, I have had this 80 for a couple years now and it's been the biggest PIA I have owned. I ride 250r's and they are a pia sometimes but not near as much as this 80. If I didn't like 2 strokes so much I would move her into a 4 stroke but there isn't much between a Honda 90 and a 250. My spacer is the smaller one so what ever parts you have shoot me a line

 

ok pm me your email addy and i'll take some pics of what i have. i actually moved my 10 year old up to a blaster from the 80, we kept breaking engine cases so he had to graduate to something with actual suspension

 

I told my kids to learn how to ride smooth.