Yamaha R7 Yoyodyne Slipper Clutch How To Install from SportbikeTrackGear.com 

Appreciate the kind words! - Van

Not ripped for his age, just ripped!

​@@sportbiketrackgearYou should do a workout or training series. Spending one week of training for the Old Farts and a week of training with the Young Guns

This thing worked really well and it will work on most any bike. Here is a link to it on our site: www.sportbiketrackgear.com/motion-pro-heavy-duty-clutch-holding-tool/

We have ridden the bike multiple times and the clutch has performed flawlessly. While I suppose you could replace that friction you would need to purchase it independent of the clutch kit. - Van

The shorter the spacer the less pressure the spring will apply to the outer hub. Less pressure = more slip. With that said we use the red spacers in both this and the Ninja 400 clutches. IMO this is the appropriate amount of slip. - Van

We are not offering ASV at this time so we would not be able to do a video. - Van

Thank you Van. Keep up the good work

This clutch will also fit the MT-07. Not sure why you would want to use this in the Tracer on the street. - Van

I have not used the OEM clutch with the mod noted on an R6. What I can tell you FOR SURE is this clutch is 1000% better than the OEM R7 (which I thought was not too bad the first couple of rides). Money well spent on the R7 if you are on the track IMO. - Van

This is strictly and upgrade for the track that reduces engine braking at corner entry while downshifting. - Van

@@sportbiketrackgear ok that’s what I was thinking… Just wanted to be for sure… Thanks for clearing that up Sir

I love a slipper clutch on the street because it makes everything smoother.....and to me, a little bit safer too. My Multistrada has one stock. I just put one in my FZ-07. They make upshifts & downshifts more smooth and if you ever make a mistake and go down one too many gears its really nice to have a slipper clutch! I really like it at the track where youre going wide open....they helo everything engage and work together more smoothly....help keep your tires from skidding or sliding. See if you can try a bike with one...some people dont care for them at all. I love them & feel very odd riding without one.

You can ease it with a tune but really need the slipper to get the results you need. - Van

I would use 10W-40 300V. This is the best oil on the market IMO. We use it on our race bikes and love it. - Van

Thank you for watching and for the kind words. - Van

I would not expect anyone to need a race slipper clutch on the street. Most all of the recent sportbikes are coming with slippers from the factory that are more than enough on the street. - Van

@@sportbiketrackgear Thanks Van. I have watched a lot of your videos. Take care!

I have the OEM clutch sitting in a box that we take to the track as spare parts in case I have some unforeseen issue with this one. Having ridden with this brand of slipper clutch for years I do not anticipate any issue, still like to be prepared. - Van