Clutch Holding Tool

works great. Got to have one if you remove the inner hub or basket.

I used this tool during a rebuild on a 98/99 CR125R motor. The trick is to be very careful not to set the tension tight at all on the clamp...the hubs are aluminum and will crack with to much pressure from the clamp. Just make sure to to turn the knob until is barely snugs up the wrench enough to seat it in the grooves, and be sure to seat the clamps at least 3/4 of the way deep on the hub so there is more surface area to grab which also puts less stress on the hub. Otherwise you could put additinal stress on the aluminum hub if you only clamp around the top edge of the hub. This tool did it's job and worked very well...I was able to easily hold the tool and torque the hub to spec (43ft lbs) using a torque wrench, I am very happy with it and would recommend it to anyone. I gave it 4 stars b/c of course a custom specific application tool would fit better, but this tool has significant meat on the clamp ends so they could be easily ground down thinner if needed for a better fit on certain hubs...a nice tool indeed, it also doubles as a sprocket holder on the back side. I was happy to see my local bike shop stocked the tool as I was in a rush to get the tool to finish a rebuild. Hope that helps anyone looking for a clutch/sprocket holding tool.

Great tool that can be used on many different applications also works good to hold front sprockets on dirt bikes while trying to remove them. Work awesome for clutch basket removal.

Works great for removing drive clutches

In the AMA Pro Harley-Davidson Series, we have found that our clutches need a lot of attention. I take the clutch apart and rebuild it every weekend. The Motion Pro clutch tools are easy to use, solid, and work flawlessly. They help reduce wasted time while doing maintenance and given the way the tool is built, it's likely it will last me my whole life.