Here is and exploded view of the clutch..the basket is #2

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Is your chain still in tact and on the bike? The clutch basket could have gone bad, but that just isn't a common problem.
I would advise on taking it to a local shop to let someone look at it if you're not that familiar with the machine.

 

Actually man just had a riding buddy do the same thing as me but he was actually doing burnouts with my other buddy because they were both getting new tires. He is supposed to change the clutch here in next couple of days or he may already have. Those two know how to change them and they say they know exactly what mine feels like. Thanks for the response.

 

bikes finally fixed guys did it myself in a few hours...yeah i know a few hours laugh your a$$es off but I did it the bullet-proof way-took about a hundred pics with my camera, copied my repair manual page to print out for purposes of keeping book looking good, copied it in my mind! IIIIIIII LLLLLLLOOOOOOOOVVVVVVVVEEEEEEEEE RRRRRRRIIIIIIIIDDDDDDDDIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNGG GGGGGGGG!!!!

 

Glad to see you fixed it, but what was the problem with the clutch? Was it the plates, basket, springs or what?

 

Problem was in the friction plates. I replaced everything including the plates, springs, and steel plates. Now that the new clutch is in it bites so hard, no hesitation whatsoever. It is like night and day. I havn't really pushed it yet the whole time i have had the bike but man it kicks already and it makes me push her. I love it and would recommend barnett clutches to everyone. PS I burned the sides i think its the kevlar part of the plate on 3 of them furthest in the clutch basket.