EVR Controlled Torque System Slipper coupling Honda Moto 3 Triumph Street Triple 675 (2007-2012)
FTR-675
Regular price
10 240 SEK
Tax included.
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EVR Controlled Torque System Slipper coupling Honda Moto 3 Triumph Street Triple 675 (2007-2012)
FTR-675
Regular price
10 240 SEK
Tax included.
EVR stands for years of experience in innovative accessories for street or circuit use. This also applies to this Controlled Torque System Slipper coupling.
Edo Vigna is the inventor of the Slipper coupling, and knows better than anyone how this unique part should work.
One of the expressions of this is the fact that the EVR does not move the entire inner basket, but only the upper cover. This ensures less wear and more control. The latter because there is more rotating mass in the game. The coupling does not have to be adjusted and reduces the wear of the clutch plates compared to other slipper couplings.
Due to its low weight, the aluminum EVR Slipper coupling ensures lower rotating mass in the block, resulting in faster rising speeds and therefore a faster engine.
This link also ensures that the chain is loaded less, because it is used less jerky, resulting in a longer lifespan.
Both suitable for street and circuit use. Can be used with the original basket and clutch plates.
Suitable for:
Honda Moto 3
Edo Vigna is the inventor of the Slipper coupling, and knows better than anyone how this unique part should work.
One of the expressions of this is the fact that the EVR does not move the entire inner basket, but only the upper cover. This ensures less wear and more control. The latter because there is more rotating mass in the game. The coupling does not have to be adjusted and reduces the wear of the clutch plates compared to other slipper couplings.
Due to its low weight, the aluminum EVR Slipper coupling ensures lower rotating mass in the block, resulting in faster rising speeds and therefore a faster engine.
This link also ensures that the chain is loaded less, because it is used less jerky, resulting in a longer lifespan.
Both suitable for street and circuit use. Can be used with the original basket and clutch plates.
Suitable for:
Honda Moto 3
EVR stands for years of experience in innovative accessories for street or circuit use. This also applies to this Controlled Torque System Slipper coupling.
Edo Vigna is the inventor of the Slipper coupling, and knows better than anyone how this unique part should work.
One of the expressions of this is the fact that the EVR does not move the entire inner basket, but only the upper cover. This ensures less wear and more control. The latter because there is more rotating mass in the game. The coupling does not have to be adjusted and reduces the wear of the clutch plates compared to other slipper couplings.
Due to its low weight, the aluminum EVR Slipper coupling ensures lower rotating mass in the block, resulting in faster rising speeds and therefore a faster engine.
This link also ensures that the chain is loaded less, because it is used less jerky, resulting in a longer lifespan.
Both suitable for street and circuit use. Can be used with the original basket and clutch plates.
Suitable for:
Honda Moto 3
Edo Vigna is the inventor of the Slipper coupling, and knows better than anyone how this unique part should work.
One of the expressions of this is the fact that the EVR does not move the entire inner basket, but only the upper cover. This ensures less wear and more control. The latter because there is more rotating mass in the game. The coupling does not have to be adjusted and reduces the wear of the clutch plates compared to other slipper couplings.
Due to its low weight, the aluminum EVR Slipper coupling ensures lower rotating mass in the block, resulting in faster rising speeds and therefore a faster engine.
This link also ensures that the chain is loaded less, because it is used less jerky, resulting in a longer lifespan.
Both suitable for street and circuit use. Can be used with the original basket and clutch plates.
Suitable for:
Honda Moto 3
