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not too busy at the counter today....I did a search on clutch plates for older (part #230 073 01 updated to KTM part # 590 32 011)Bergs.The Moose product line is simply a rebranded line of products,as such these plates are sourced from Barnett.The barnett # for the Berg plates (frictions )are 17-8515 available everywhere motorcycle products are sold. Price is CDN $12.99 per plate
Rufon,
I have a 2000 FE 600 that currentyl has Moose brand friction plates designated for a KTM. I'd have to look to see what year and model though. They are slightly different though. The OD and fingers are a perfect match to OEM plates so they key right in to the outer basket but the ID is a bit larger which decreases the friction surface area. They are also slightly thicker than OEM by a couple thousenths. Also for everyones info Cannondale/ATK steel drive plates are an exact match to OEM. I'm not sure if they are any cheaper though.
Tyler
I have a 2000 FE 600 that currentyl has Moose brand friction plates designated for a KTM. I'd have to look to see what year and model though. They are slightly different though. The OD and fingers are a perfect match to OEM plates so they key right in to the outer basket but the ID is a bit larger which decreases the friction surface area. They are also slightly thicker than OEM by a couple thousenths. Also for everyones info Cannondale/ATK steel drive plates are an exact match to OEM. I'm not sure if they are any cheaper though.
Tyler
Rufon,
I have a 2000 FE 600 that currentyl has Moose brand friction plates designated for a KTM. I'd have to look to see what year and model though. They are slightly different though. The OD and fingers are a perfect match to OEM plates so they key right in to the outer basket but the ID is a bit larger which decreases the friction surface area. They are also slightly thicker than OEM by a couple thousenths. Also for everyones info Cannondale/ATK steel drive plates are an exact match to OEM. I'm not sure if they are any cheaper though.
Tyler
I have a 2000 FE 600 that currentyl has Moose brand friction plates designated for a KTM. I'd have to look to see what year and model though. They are slightly different though. The OD and fingers are a perfect match to OEM plates so they key right in to the outer basket but the ID is a bit larger which decreases the friction surface area. They are also slightly thicker than OEM by a couple thousenths. Also for everyones info Cannondale/ATK steel drive plates are an exact match to OEM. I'm not sure if they are any cheaper though.
Tyler
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