I need to know if putting a hydraulic clutch on my 250 if then I can eliminate the shaft in the cover. So where the screwdriver is vertical is what Im trying to be able to get rid of. Anyone with any knowledge of the hydra clutches knows if this is achievable? Judging by the pics I see its just a thin metal rod. http://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p/44/73/268/981/11066/-/47732/Magura-Hydraulic-Clutch?ref=gmc&gclid=CJHQubyQ97kCFYai4AodQ3MAjw
 

I would like to have it just cable but trying to find a way to delete that rod as I am wanting to make a quick change clutch cover but that's kind of screwing me.

So something like this would work perfectly.. http://www.ebay.com/itm/RM125-SUZUKI-1993-LOT-A-RM-125-93-CLUTCH-COVER-/370896081665?pt=Motors_ATV_Parts_Accessories&hash=item565b211301&vxp=mtr

why are you tearing clutches up so fast that you need a quick change cover,
you cant be that fast. lol

U don't know that john.  [|]We still need to meet up and ride.
U wanna ride this winter at wellsville ?

Wow that looks nice and it's super cheap compared to everyone else!

Yes please let us know how the 30 dollar set up works

It is and the fitting on the slave cylinder is a really odd size (small) so it's making it a chore to find the right size.

ALSO, the rod is too long to fit the pull arm on the Suzuki.

AND the end on the rod isn't the correct style to FIT the pull arm on the Suzuki

AND the end is crimped on.

I'm gunna try and tweak it to make it work. We will see,,,,

$50 says that it ain't gunna work!!

YOU CAN, save your pennies and drop $300 on a Magura set-up that will for sure work though. It's pretty much universal and they can set it up for what you need.

I think I'm gunna have to make a custom pull arm for the Suzuki though.