What are the symptoms of damaged motorcycle clutch plates?

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Symptoms of damaged motorcycle clutch plates include clutch slippage and clutch failure to disengage. Below is a detailed explanation of the symptoms of damaged motorcycle clutch plates: Clutch Slippage: The clutch slips, making it impossible to shift gears, and power cannot be fully transmitted. This is often accompanied by unusual noises. Forcing a gear shift may still be possible, but it can easily damage the gears and requires significant effort. When the throttle is suddenly twisted, the engine RPM increases, but there is no corresponding increase in power, and unusual noises may occur. Immediate repair at a service center is recommended. Clutch Failure to Disengage: The clutch fails to disengage, causing the engine to stall as soon as a gear is engaged. Throughout the process from starting to normal driving, the rider can operate the clutch as needed to temporarily separate or gradually engage the engine and transmission system, thereby cutting off or transmitting the power output from the engine to the transmission system. If the motorcycle clutch is damaged, it should be repaired promptly.