A high performance manual clutch is now more accessible than ever with the TorqDrive Clutch Pack. It’s as easy as swapping your clutch plates into your OEM components. Proven at the highest levels of racing, TorqDrive thin friction disk technology allows more disks to fit in your OEM clutch’s footprint, decreasing slip and unlocking the full power of your engine. Whether you’re setting track records or shredding your favorite trail, the TorqDrive Clutch Pack will give you the advantage you’re looking for.

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

• – Stronger drive throughout the power band – gain power without any expensive motor mods
• – Virtually eliminates clutch fade
• – Better starts and acceleration out of corners
• – Improved drive through the whoops
• – Increased clutch life
• – Additional friction disks provide an average of a 25% gain in torque capacity over stock, while reducing lever pull effort by an average of 10% (Figures vary by model)
• – Rekluse basket sleeves eliminate basket wear and notching
• – Note: Basket sleeves not applicable to KTM/Husqvarna models

Rekluse is proud to announce their partnerships for the 2019 Monster Energy AMA Supercross season. Following an impressive 2018 season for Rekluse riders, Rekluse is honored to continue supporting many of the sport’s top riders and teams as a trusted technical partner. Exciting new storylines for this year include Jason Anderson’s title defense, Malcolm Stewart’s first season with Smartop/Bullfrog Spas/MotoConcepts Honda, Zach Osborne’s move to 450s, and Dean Wilson’s privateer effort, just to name a few. Team/Rider List: ROCKSTAR ENERGY HUSQVARNA FACTORY RACING Jason Anderson Zach Osborne Thomas Covington Michael Mosiman Jordan Bailey MONSTER ENERGY/YAMALUBE/STAR RACING YAMAHA Mitchell Oldenburg Justin Cooper Colt Nichols Dylan Ferrandis SMARTOP/BULLFROG SPAS/MOTOCONCEPTS HONDA Justin Brayton Malcolm Stewart Vince Friese HEP SUZUKI RACE TEAM Alex Ray Adam Enticknap Kyle Chisholm In addition to these teams, Rekluse is proud to support hard-working, dedicated privateers such as Dean Wilson, Marshal Weltin, and Michael Lieb to name a few.