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Description
FEATURES
- Cork-based clutch material impregnated with aluminum particles to increase wear life and heat resistance
- Highly compressed construction avoids swell and clutch drag
- Ideal for general-purpose street/sport/touring bikes
- Kit includes complete engine set of friction plates only
- For use with manufacturer's recommended drive case oil.
Technical Specifications
- MFG. Part Number CK5651
Vehicle Information
Suzuki TC125 Prospector Dirt Bike (1971-1977)
The Suzuki TC125 Prospector, produced from 1971 to 1977, was a trail-oriented motorcycle known for its distinctive dual-range gearbox. It featured an air-cooled, 1-cylinder, 2-stroke engine with a 123 cc displacement, typically producing around 13 horsepower. Throughout its production run, the TC125 Prospector maintained its core engine and dual-range gearbox design. While the related TS125 saw some updates, these were not directly attributed to the TC125. The 'Prospector' was the primary designation, and there were no distinct trim levels offered; 'Base' simply referred to the standard model. Its unique dual-range gearbox provided eight speeds, enhancing its capability for varied terrain. Q: Are there different versions of the TC125 Prospector for specific years?
A: The TC125 Prospector maintained a consistent design across its production. Please use the year selector on this page to find parts compatible with your specific model year.
Maintenance
| Component | Interval | Details |
| Transmission Oil & Filter | Initially at 1,200 km, then every 3,200 km, 6 months, or 10-15 hours of operation (for off-road use) | Drain transmission oil and replace filter. For motorcycles in storage, drain old oil and install a new filter before adding fresh oil. |
| Spark Plug | Approximately every 30 hours of operation | Inspect for cracks or damage. Replace any corroded or deteriorated spark plugs. |
| Air Filter | Every 10-15 hours of operation (more frequently in dusty conditions) | Periodically inspect the air cleaner element. Clean or replace if dirty. |