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the yellowish part is a replacement for the stock black PLASTIC piece that has all the force of the entire clutch applied to it. the black plastic base is also
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the yellowish part is a replacement for the stock black PLASTIC piece that has all the force of the entire clutch applied to it. the black plastic base is also being replaced. this assembly is what moves your clutch in and out (instead of the traditional fork) and there are more than a few threads about these things being ticking time bombs. It's french, it's plastic, it has a ton of force applied to it, there is some really shoddy engineering, and an aftermaket clutch can make it go boom in anywhere from a couple hundred to a few thousand miles.
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