Rekluse EXP 2.0 for Gas Gas?

[thumperrider1]

Yes it's expensive, but that exp 2.0 and the pro are nowhere near as good as the CORE EXP. It's not too much more if you find a good reseller. I absolutely love mine so far. I too was not happy spending all that coin, but in the end it's worth it.

[gasser]

Originally Posted by thumperrider1

Yes it's expensive, but that exp 2.0 and the pro are nowhere near as good as the CORE EXP.

I'm confused. Isn't the new core EXP just an EXP 2.0 and a Recluse basket and a fancy clutch cover?

[AZRickD]

You are correct. That $950 buys the expando ring plus all the other stuff that you wouldn't need if you rode a KTM, Honda, Yamaha, or Suzuki.

I just want the ring for $399, please.

[thumperrider1]

The disengagement will not really be the same between the two. My clutch feels and works "exactly" like a stock bike. You won't see this using the exp or pro on any bike.

I've felt a Yamaha with the new more economical clutch and the lever pull was very hard. You might get a better feel with a juice clutch. Probably a fine setup for the recreational trail rider.

In addition to the friction disk/springs, you get a billet center clutch, billet pressure plate, dial-a-gap adjuster, anti-squeal kit, throwout, and the fancy clutch cover.

It's super easy to adjust and takes just a few minutes. I know I sound like a Rekluse salesman, but it really is that good.