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GR Performance · Fine Linear Groove

GR CLUTCH BELL WITH GROOVE

Kumakabog, maingay, o dumudulas ba ang motor mo bago umarangkada?

The GR Clutch Bell with Groove is the solution: smooth acceleration, no delay, vibration, or noise.

Fine linear groove, cut in-house on our own machine

Same specs as stock, not a generic aftermarket copy

Fits 8 popular models, from Click to NMAX

The fine linear grooves are designed to promote more consistent clutch engagement, smoother acceleration, and better control while riding.

Yes. The groove design is intended to help reduce clutch dragging. However, dragging can also be caused by worn clutch shoes, a dirty CVT, improper adjustment, or other CVT issues.

Compatibility depends on your scooter model, clutch size, and clutch bell specifications. Check the recommended fitment for your specific scooter before purchasing.

The fine linear grooves are designed to promote more consistent clutch engagement, smoother acceleration, and better control while riding.

Yes. The groove design is intended to help reduce clutch dragging. However, dragging can also be caused by worn clutch shoes, a dirty CVT, improper adjustment, or other CVT issues.

Compatibility depends on your scooter model, clutch size, and clutch bell specifications. Check the recommended fitment for your specific scooter before purchasing.

The real cost of a cheap bell

SKIP THIS NOW, PAY FOR IT TWICE LATER.

Automatic scooters won't run without a working clutch bell, it's a core part of how the CVT transfers power. If yours is dragging, it's already working harder than it should.

A cheap bell doesn't save you money, it just delays the real cost. Poor cuts wear out faster, drag returns sooner, and you end up paying for a second bell, extra labor, and the CVT damage the first one caused along the way.

Buying it right the first time is almost always cheaper than buying it twice.

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