Install - OS Giken Twin Plate Clutch

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OS GIKEN

Twin Plate Install





Step 1

Removing Tail Shaft

Step 2

Removing Gear Box




Step 3

Removing clutch and flywheel




Step 4

Installing New Flywheel and Clutch





Step 5

Installing gear box and tail shaft



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