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I see KWI just released their primary clutch for the H2. Looks like a hybrid design between the Tapp and a more traditional primary.

Looks like it will be shipping in a couple weeks if you're still looking for a clutch alternative.

They had a race team testing it and they made a comment that "it feels like it added 100 HP". Sounds like their testing has proven it works well and no belt or temp issues with presumably stock secondary.

That's the kind of power I felt with my first Tapp clutch setup. It pulled like a freight train; but it wasn't practical for everyday driving.

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Fusion H2 Primary

Take your Kawasaki H2 to the next level with the KWI Fusion H2 Primary Clutch—a fully billet performance clutch engineered to handle extreme horsepower, high heat, and aggressive riding. Built from aerospace-grade materials and designed with KWI’s Groovix cooling technology, the Fusion H2...
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AXE said:
I see KWI just released their primary clutch for the H2. Looks like a hybrid design between the Tapp and a more traditional primary.

Looks like it will be shipping in a couple weeks if you're still looking for a clutch alternative.

They had a race team testing it and they made a comment that "it feels like it added 100 HP". Sounds like their testing has proven it works well and no belt or temp issues with presumably stock secondary.

That's the kind of power I felt with my first Tapp clutch setup. It pulled like a freight train; but it wasn't practical for everyday driving.

kwiclutching.com

Fusion H2 Primary

Take your Kawasaki H2 to the next level with the KWI Fusion H2 Primary Clutch—a fully billet performance clutch engineered to handle extreme horsepower, high heat, and aggressive riding. Built from aerospace-grade materials and designed with KWI’s Groovix cooling technology, the Fusion H2...
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I thought it was a scam. Some weird acid trip facebook video with spinning clutches popped up yesterday that was obvious click bait. So this is a legitimate company then?
 
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I thought it was a scam. Some weird acid trip facebook video with spinning clutches popped up yesterday that was obvious click bait. So this is a legitimate company then?
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Oh yeah! KWI has been in the game a long time with clutching. Yes, that video was a little amateurish. It'll be interesting to see some reviews on it.
 
Well to give you an idea how long I have been around, Dalton was the big name in the early 2,000's LOL. I sure do wish I still had that KFX 700. It was a beast!!
 
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Well to give you an idea how long I have been around, Dalton was the big name in the early 2,000's LOL. I sure do wish I still had that KFX 700. It was a beast!!
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V Force John did a lot of clutching on those 700s. Compared to the Can Am Renegade and Polaris Scrambler, it would be slow nowadays.

My first Kawasaki ATV was a 1985 KLT 250...... the suspension was the air pressure in the tires......LOL......I ripped that thing all around farm country in Dakota.
 

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May as well get one, cause according to this post it doesn't look like Kawasaki is gonna bring much to the table to address the recall.

 
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It's been over 20 years but is Pismo beach still a thing? Used to take the kids there to rip it up on our bikes. Cool in the summer at least.
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As a kid we use to go there, but that was back when it was completely open and you could ride all the way to the end of the beach to Devil's Slide.

Now Pismo is super small, but not bad for a day trip to get a dune fix and kickback on the beach. I have not been there in over 10 years.
 
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