JTR Slipper Clutches

southpark460 · 04-17-2006, 4:47 PM

In the course of doing my writeup on the JTR clutch installation, I found that I was missing a part. I couldn't exactly blame JTR as I purchased the slipper clutch used. So I popped an email off to the only person I knew who sold them. He said he wasn't sure how much that washer would cost, but guessed it would be expensive. I hated hearing that, but there's not much to be done about that. So Pete popped an email to his distributor, and responded back to me the next day. The distributor was sending me one for free! A week later, I had it in the mail. With todays' focus on profitability, it is nice to find a company that keeps focus on customer service. If you're considering a JTR slipper clutch, I can assure you the company backs up their product.

sheepofblue · 04-17-2006, 5:07 PM

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Originally Posted by southpark460

In the course of doing my writeup on the JTR clutch installation, I found that I was missing a part. I couldn't exactly blame JTR as I purchased the slipper clutch used. So I popped an email off to the only person I knew who sold them. He said he wasn't sure how much that washer would cost, but guessed it would be expensive. I hated hearing that, but there's not much to be done about that. So Pete popped an email to his distributor, and responded back to me the next day. The distributor was sending me one for free! A week later, I had it in the mail. With todays' focus on profitability, it is nice to find a company that keeps focus on customer service. If you're considering a JTR slipper clutch, I can assure you the company backs up their product.

Now ride down from indy and install mine (and bring Maple)

southpark460 · 04-17-2006, 5:33 PM

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Originally Posted by sheepofblue

Now ride down from indy and install mine (and bring Maple)

410 miles each way? That may work...