EBC Clutch Discs Set for BMW F650 - CK5605

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The EBC Clutch Discs Set (CK5605) is engineered for motorcycle enthusiasts and mechanics looking to restore reliable power transfer and smooth gear transitions in BMW F650 and compatible Aprilia models. This high-quality replacement kit is ideal for riders experiencing clutch slippage or degraded performance, though it requires mechanical proficiency for installation and proper break-in procedures to ensure longevity.
| Model Part Number | CK5605 |
|---|---|
| Brand | EBC |
No, this kit includes only the friction clutch discs. You should inspect your steel plates for warping and bluing before reusing them.
Yes, it is essential to soak the friction plates in the same type of engine oil you use for your bike for at least 30 minutes before installation.
Yes, this set is compatible with the Aprilia 650 Pegaso models produced between 1992 and 2000.
It is highly recommended to check your clutch springs against the factory service manual specs and replace them if they fall below the minimum length.
As long as the oil is rated for wet-clutch use (JASO MA/MA2), synthetic oil is generally acceptable, though manufacturer recommendations in your service manual should take precedence.
Verify the clutch cable tension is properly adjusted and that the clutch springs meet the minimum free-length service limit.
Check that the clutch plates were properly soaked in oil and that the basket fingers are not grooved, which can catch the tabs of the new plates.
Before starting the installation, ensure you have the correct service manual for your specific model year. Key steps include draining the engine oil, removing the clutch cover, and checking the basket for 'notching' or wear before seating the new discs. Compatibility includes the Aprilia 650 Pegaso (1992-2000), BMW 650 F ST (1996-2000), BMW 650 F650 (1994-2000), and BMW 800 FS (1996-2000). Always soak new friction plates in fresh motorcycle oil for at least 30 minutes before installation to prevent burning them during the initial test ride. Maintain regular oil change intervals to keep the friction material clean and free of debris.