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Spend time riding, not greasing a clutch. This works for me and works very well, I don't spend a lot of time greasing the clutch. For one when you use grease, you have to take the clutch off, usually means dropping the chain, then pulling the clutch then snap ring removal, just to grease the bushing. When you need to do a clean or maybe sand down the ridge in your drum, then you have to do a breakdown. I spend time riding not cursing out a dry clutch, use oil it lasts longer and works better. Try it and see. Go to OMBwarehouse.com click on their technical section to see how to oil a clutch. Also google: 10 things to know about a centrifugal clutch-ombwarehouse If you don't have snap ring pliers you can pry the ring off with a screw driver, just be careful put your hand over it or a rag over it, don't damage it or lose it. Or you'll be going to the store. And when I say let it soak in, I mean let it sit a half an hour then do it again. If you oil it on the bike let in sit for at least 15 mins.to soak in other wise you'll just fling it off. Good luck and happy riding!!! Pro tip: If you look inside that clutch drum you'll see another snap ring, you can take that snap ring off and change sprockets. Change you tooth count or change your chain size. I don't know how different or inter changeable the Chinese clutches are. But the Max Torque's and the Hilliard's some are inter changeable. I've seen new clutch sprockets go for as little as $10 up to $30 just for the sprocket. You can also replace the spring, some guys alter the standard spring or you can buy different rpm engagement springs. Just be advised taking the spring out ,without experience can be a real chore to re assemble.