Review on 🚲 JRL Clutch Arm & Pin Camshaft for Bicycle Motorized Gas Engines: 49cc, 60cc, 80cc by Ben Dixon

The bolt holding the clutch cable broke during disassembly in my stock clutch lever rendering it useless so I needed a replacement. This does the job perfectly, but keep a few things in mind! First looking at the photos in the listing it looks like it uses a clutch lever which requires a cable lock to secure the cable, no screw in the lever itself. The one I got was the, which requires a screw instead of a cable lock. never mind Secondly, this screw was not included! This is a 4mm, 0.8 pitch screw that can be found for less than a quarter at almost any hardware store such as ACE Hardware. It's just a minor issue for me, but it really should have been included. Third, the nut to attach the lever to the cam is also not included! At the very least, you should be able to reuse your old one, like I did. If you can't do this, I believe all you need is a 6mm round nut with a standard 1.0 thread pitch. To attach the lever to the cam, I positioned the cam in the correct position on the motor, placed the lever in the desired position, and used a socket and rubber mallet to tap the cam with it. After that I screwed a round nut onto the cam to hold the lever in place at the end.