Clutch Friction Plate Kit for Honda CRF250X CRF 250X 2004-2013

Clutch Friction Plate Kit for Honda CRF250X

Complete clutch friction plate kit built as a direct replacement for the Honda CRF250X from 2004 through 2013. These friction plates restore positive clutch engagement and lever feel on the CRF 250X, replacing plates that have worn thin or begun to slip under load. A practical choice for riders rebuilding a tired clutch or refreshing a bike before the next season.

Overview

The Clutch Friction Plate Kit for Honda CRF250X provides the friction discs needed to rebuild the clutch pack on 2004-2013 CRF 250X off-road models. Worn friction plates cause slipping, inconsistent engagement, and heat buildup, so this kit restores the drive connection between engine and transmission. It suits trail riders and racers performing routine clutch maintenance at home or in the shop.

Built For Performance

• Friction material formulated for consistent grip under load
• Plate dimensions matched to the CRF250X clutch basket and pressure plate
• Resists glazing and fade during repeated clutch use
• Pre-soaked in oil before install to reduce initial wear
• Kit supplies a full set for a complete clutch re-pack

Fits These Machines

• for Honda CRF250X 2004
• for Honda CRF250X 2005
• for Honda CRF250X 2006
• for Honda CRF250X 2007
• for Honda CRF250X 2008
• for Honda CRF250X 2009
• for Honda CRF250X 2010
• for Honda CRF250X 2011
• for Honda CRF250X 2012
• for Honda CRF250X 2013

On-The-Job Use

• Rebuilding a slipping clutch on a CRF250X trail bike
• Refreshing clutch feel before a riding season or race event
• Replacing glazed or worn plates after heavy off-road use
• Routine clutch service during engine maintenance

Specs At A Glance

Good To Know

Q: How many friction plates come in this kit? A: The kit is supplied as a full set of friction plates for the CRF250X clutch pack. Count your original plates during disassembly to confirm the quantity matches your model.

Q: Do I need to replace the steel plates too? A: Only if the steel plates are warped, discolored, or scored. Check them during teardown and replace as needed for best clutch performance.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.