ddowns46, I got a question about performance of this manual clutch. Can you run a go-kart or mini bike at engine idle speed with clutch totally engaged?
If I understand your question correctly, yes you can run the engine at idle speed with clutch engaged, BUT you would do it like you were "cruzin" .... and you would have to have forward motion with clutch fully engaged then let off throttle till it just coasts..... should stay running if your governor is working correctly. You wont climb any hills like that though, in case you're wondering. .And the engine will die if you stop the kart/Mbike with clutch engaged.....
It would be just like driving a manual car. You can red-line the engine and drop the clutch, engine brake, etc.

Even a two speed with reverse would go alright
But while u are at it a 7 speed sequential quick shift which paddle shifters
I mean it can't be that hard![]()




na what he saying is u can engage the clutch at any time u want just like in a manual car
but that doesnt mean the engine will power u forward
just like a manual car if u drop the clutch at idle it will likely stall
unless u gear it to have enough power to drive at idle
what u are asking isnt something they can change with their clutch it is somthing u must change as the customer on the clutch and the owner of the engine
but also like in a car the clutch will work perfectly if u use it right
if your car was stuck in a single gear
that is what it would be like
i do agree they should start manufacturing gear boxes as well
As of now, almost all of the parts and accessories have been ordered for the first set of clutches so we have a better understanding of the price. I can guarantee that the price will be somewhere between $135-150. We are thinking that we will offer the clutch at the bottom of this price range for the first 50 units, and then have to raise the price thereafter. To give you an idea about price, just for the machining and heat treating, the cheapest US shop quoted us at $450 per unit!
I'd like to get people's feedback on the above comments. I know we had said $100 before, but we believe that at a price tag of $135-150, the product is still a very good bang for your buck. Feel free to give us your feedback!![]()
Just saw video on YouTube of the clutch in action.....
So, where's the link?
Hi all, our parts made it to oakland earlier this week and are now sitting in a warehouse in San Francisco. We should get the delivery early next week. If the parts are made to the drawing and everything goes well during assembly, we'll start sending out PM's for orders as early as the week after next.