I've seen some folks talking about how clutch buttons are 99 cent a piece. I'm changing my secondary spring and my ramp buttons are definately worn(factory from 2003) and I've gotta change them. I called two different Popo dealers and one of them has them for $6.48 and the other has them for $4.7something. Are the one's I've heard folks talk about the primary buttons or secondary buttons? If they're for the secondary where can I get them from for that price?

 

Just bought 10 on ebay for 2.25 and 1.39 shipping

 

Secondary buttons

 

well then.... either I can't figure out the keywords to find them that cheap or all of ya'll bought em up I gotta have some and by the time I get 3 on ebay and pay shipping I could just run up to the dealer and get a set today and be riding in a few hours Thanks anyways!

 

These guys sell all 3 for $3.80 (#18) Dirt Cheap Yamaha, Honda, & Polaris OEM Parts & Accessories – Cycle Parts Warehouse

 

For no more than they cost I'd just get them from the dealer unless your that concerned about 2-3 bucks. Just about any dealer should have them from $5-10 for a pack of them. If the price was per button I'd say that's' outrageous.

 

I'm about to head out to the dealer but I think the $3.80 is per piece and it takes 3 total. but my local dealer has em for the $4.76 and I can get them today and I can go riding this weekend I'll let you guys know when I get back if that price is for one or for the pack of 3.

Edit: Mine has the ramp buttons that have a bolt that run down in the center and are angled on both sides, not the little round buttons that screw/stick(??) in the inner sheave.

 

Either way it a 15.00 well spent. I am going to do 2 more of my quads this week end.

 

well it ended up being a pack of 3 for $15.18 w/tax which doesn't seem THAT bad to me compared to downtime. And I got to get out and ride my motorcycle for a while and now I get to put em in and get it back together and ride my quad this afternoon... so it worked out both ways

 

i wish i could get my motorcycle out and ride. but it would be a little cold and still have alot of snow. buttons are cheap and an easy fix to put the bike back in working order.