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SIGMA Slipper Clutches

Sigma Slipper Clutches

Now with over 40 different clutches, our range incorporates many popular street bikes as well as the race applications that have made our name.

Sigma slipper clutches are designed to allow easier downshifting on the road or track. Originally a pure race accessory our slipper clutches smooth gear changes for skilled riders and beginners alike by automatically and seamlessly disengaging the clutch whenever engine braking or rear wheel hop becomes excessive.

In racing SIGMA slipper clutches have proven themselves to be a reliable and effective addition to many a racing teams armoury. On their very first outing in a Ducati back in 1998 they won a World Superbike support race at Donington and in 2004 at Brands Hatch won their very first British Supersport race on Jay Vincent's Padgett's CBR 600. Since then they have won many BSB Supersport races and championships and a bunch of TT’s and North West 200 races.

This section of the website is dedicated to slipper clutches, how they work, how to adjust them, where they came from, why ours are the best and how to order one for your own engine.


In Slipper Clutch we run through the history of the device; at least as far back as we know it and give a run through of the basics of slipper clutch operation.

The Slipper Clutch range gives details of our slipper clutch products; the bikes we can fit and the accessories that are available to buy online.

Racing in cars as well as bikes......
A report from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and their Formula SAE racing team

MotoGP; the current deal has details of the latest designs currently in use in MotoGP.

Sigma Clutch FAQ runs though the most commonly asked questions

Race Set Up - details of the different setup's being experimented with  'on track'

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