aftermarket clutch for 2v-k100

[harper]

Looking for an aftermarket clutch for a 2v K100.

[wmax351]

there are some oilproof ones i have seen. Not much of a price saving item.

I have heard that a vw clutch fits, but that may have been an airhead.

[Rick G]

Sachs make the BMW clutch but also make an aftermarket one that is heaps cheaper, try this mob http://www.motobins.co.uk/bmw-parts.php?model=K%20Series

[harper]

I want a replacement clutch that can be purchased here in the States.

[Photog]

When I replaced my clutch recently, I found that Motobin's price was close to 1/2 of any I could find sold by domestic sellers, even with the shipping.
It took about a week for it to arrive, which is the same as what a UPS ground order would take from the west coast (I'm in the NE).
Understand that you'd prefer a supplier here, but Motobins worked out very well for me.

[Jumpin Jimmy B]

Parts & such.

 Your machine is German in origin. If dollars fly out your butt at every turn, support your local dealer.

 Otherwise you can trust in Moto Bins.

 Not making fun of wanting to buy in the states, I get that, do what you can live with.

[DRxBMW]

When I replaced my clutch recently, I found that Motobin's price was close to 1/2 of any I could find sold by domestic sellers, even with the shipping.
It took about a week for it to arrive, which is the same as what a UPS ground order would take from the west coast (I'm in the NE).
Understand that you'd prefer a supplier here, but Motobins worked out very well for me.

Bins have treated me righteous over years.

Salesman even pinged a private mail concerning a used part he had stashed in the boneyard.

Thumbs UP !

[harper]

Moto Bins has the replacement clutch for $97.72. This includes shipping. When I said I wanted to buy locally, I meant that I would take the clutch out and compare it to ensure that it had the same spline pattern, OD, and thickness, etc. Since they are shipping OEM, I won't have to worry that I am getting the right one. There's nothing worse than getting the wrong part and trying to correct the order by phone or email.