Barnett

Barnett Scorpion Low Profile Lockup Clutch For Harley Touring With Hydraulic Clutch

Item: P933628
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Barnett has been producing clutches and control cables with direct-fit/upgrade applications for just about everything on two wheels since 1948. Everyt… Read More

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Barnett Scorpion Low Profile Lockup Clutch For Harley

Barnett has been producing clutches and control cables with direct-fit/upgrade applications for just about everything on two wheels since 1948. Everything’s made in the USA with top-quality materials and designs. Multiple quality checks throughout the build process guarantee when a customer installs a Barnett clutch or cable, he knows he’s getting a no-compromise upgrade. The Scorpion Low Profile Lockup Clutch is designed specifically to fit in the stock primary and progressively increase pressure as RPMs increase.

Features:

  • Provides smoother shifting and more progressive engagement
  • Reduced lever effort
  • CNC machined billet aluminum pressure plate and steel hub
  • Perfect for stock to large displacement, high HP/TQ motors
Made in the USA

Barnett Scorpion Low Profile Lockup Clutch For Harley Touring With Hydraulic Clutch Installation

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