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So this is what it looks like when the clutch plunger brakes. I've been looking for an excuse to pull the clutch and count the teeth on the drive. My bike has plenty of torque and rpms I think for a higher gearing ratio.
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looks like your cups were making contact with the cover and being spun and worn...
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I'd say the broken plunger is a symptom of whatever caused that.

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