Moturo 3-shoe clutch for Yamaha 290-300cc ATV Quad

Moturo centrifugal clutch 3-shoe for Linhai 300 and Hytrack 290/300 ATV

The Moturo three-shoe centrifugal clutch for Linhai 300 and Hytrack 290/300 ATV — the wear part between the engine and the variator, due when the shoes start grabbing or become thin. Standard bell dimensions, ready for installation.

The clutch handles the centrifugal-controlled disconnection and connection between the engine and the drive. Three centrifugal shoes engage with the bell via spring tension as soon as the RPM increases — standing starts and load changes are managed through this.

Before installation, compare the inner diameter of the bell with your old clutch. Some 300 series models were equipped with a bell featuring a 135 mm inner diameter; this version is not designed for that.

Replacement takes about half an hour with a clutch bell holder and a socket wrench set.

Centrifugal clutch for Linhai 300 and Hytrack 290/300, made by Moturo.

Performance · Material · Facts

• Three centrifugal shoes, centrifugal-controlled
• Standard bell required, not for the 135 mm version of some 300 series models
• Fits Linhai 300, Hytrack 290, and Hytrack 300

Important notes – please read

Drive and wear part; replacement does not require registration.

Not compatible with clutch bells that have an inner diameter of 135 mm. This variant was used in some 300 series models — compare with the old clutch before ordering.

Tools & Time Required

• Clutch bell holder
• Socket wrench set in standard sizes
• Torque wrench
• About half an hour for an experienced mechanic

Scope of delivery

1 × Centrifugal clutch with three shoes. Not included: clutch bell, tools.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this clutch fit my 300 model with a 135 mm bell?
No, this version is designed for the standard bell. Compare the inner diameter with the old clutch before ordering.

Which models are guaranteed to fit?
Linhai 300 with standard bell, Hytrack 290 and Hytrack 300 with standard bell.

Does this drive part need to be registered?
No. Chain and drive parts are common wear items; proper pitch, dimensions, and correct installation are what matter.