[NCLR1]

It looks like my son will be riding the 70F for a few more years. So, I wanted to teach him how to ride with a manual clutch. Has anyone else done this conversion? There is a full set-up I found that isn't too expensive.

[JAWS]

Haven't tried it. Where did you find the conversion?
Joe

[NCLR1]

I will try and post a link to it

http://www.faster-minis.com/clutch-conversion-kit-takegawa-50.html

[JAWS]

Hey, that looks great and it's not that expensive. After my Grandson figures out shifting, we may try that.
Joe

[NCLR1]

That's what I was thinking. My son has really picked up shifting quite well, but I want him to see the benefits of having a clutch now. If I decide to go for it I will post the results here.

[JAWS]

Great, thanks.
Joe

[PJ Riley]

I have that kit on my 50... its nice but i would suggest to go with Honda Trail Bikes kit. It's cheaper and the gear ratio is better on it. they give you a larger primary and secondary drive gear which makes first more usable. I made that mistake and wish I didn't. here is the link... http://www.hondatrailbikes.com/catalog/ ... cts_id=716

[JAWS]

Great info PJ, thanks
Joe

[KevinM]

We bought some mods from Honda Trailbikes.com for the 70. Very happy with them. Haven't done the clutch mod, but thinking about it.

[HardRider112]

Yea i have a Trailbikes 3 plate clutch on my 108 stroker and it works great i highly recommend it and easy to install

[DirtDad]

Any new info on this mod.? I'm thinking about it on my sons 50. Is it something a shadetree mechanic can handle?

[zooomer]

How is the gearing on this kit? How long does the installation take and do I need any special tools?
In my opinion the worst thing Honda did to these bikes was putting a 3 speed transmission in it. The 4 speed was much better.

[hobo]

Look at brand x minis clutch.. I put one on my sons 70 and we love it.. Good quality for a great price..