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They answer e-mails and are taking orders.
However getting them to answer the phone takes an act of God!!!!!
I just got a friend of mine to sign up as a dealer.
I paid for a variable clutch about a year ago waited waited waited. Talked to Rivera Primo directley they refunded my $$ after 6 months. the website is outdated and will tell you can order but dont try it unless you want your refund next summer.. Say they are "re structuring"....
the guys that are trying to manufacture the pro clutch stuff is www.americanprimemfginc.com this was the only one that responded and actually sent the parts I needed for my clutch. his personal cell# 562-889-8665.
I paid for a variable clutch about a year ago waited waited waited. Talked to Rivera Primo directley they refunded my $$ after 6 months. the website is outdated and will tell you can order but dont try it unless you want your refund next summer.. Say they are "re structuring"....
the guys that are trying to manufacture the pro clutch stuff is www.americanprimemfginc.com this was the only one that responded and actually sent the parts I needed for my clutch. his personal cell# 562-889-8665.
I paid for a variable clutch about a year ago waited waited waited. Talked to Rivera Primo directley they refunded my $$ after 6 months. the website is outdated and will tell you can order but dont try it unless you want your refund next summer.. Say they are "re structuring"....
the guys that are trying to manufacture the pro clutch stuff is www.americanprimemfginc.com this was the only one that responded and actually sent the parts I needed for my clutch. his personal cell# 562-889-8665.
When I finally got a lady to answer at Rivera it was far from professional with a baby crying in the background. My money is going to Barnett.
Page 31, these guys have came on real strong with quality US machined Harley parts, bought a chrome moly trans sprocket from them. Don't see any prices for the rings gears but do good work
Page 31, these guys have came on real strong with quality US machined Harley parts, bought a chrome moly trans sprocket from them. Don't see any prices for the rings gears but do good work
Thanks but I already bought the Barnett ring gear last night. Barnett been around since 1948 and the best around. Tired of tearing this thing down chasing ghost so at this point I just paid price.
My buddy had the same problem with his Compu- and he bought the Barnett, had no more problems.
Thanks but I already bought the Barnett ring gear last night. Barnett been around since 1948 and the best around. Tired of tearing this thing down chasing ghost so at this point I just paid price.
My buddy had the same problem with his Compu- and he bought the Barnett, had no more problems.
Sometimes you gotta pay to play and high compression or big engines do seem to find the weak spots, lets pray to the cranking gods you have fixed it.
It is a shame Rivera is on the ropes right now, have their parts in some major power absorbing areas.
The Barnett clutch is a piece of art and too nice to cover up but found a Variable Pro Clutch closed out, think I know why now with Rivera in limbo. Let us know how the new ring gear works out, make sure you have some good cables on the starting system also.
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