Reccomendations on clutch kits?

[Tarbash 27]

i have a 1979 gs750, my clutch is practically shot now, it seems to slip alot lately. i think its the original, 50,000 miles later. the cable is adjusted fine. its just worn. i was wondering if anybody reccomends any brands for friction plates and springs?

[Guest]

EBC, Bartlett, Ape all make good clutch kits.

[SqDancerLynn1]

Bartlett, ??????? === Barnett & no I would not use Barnett they have a habit of draging unless you are racing I would go for the EBC or OEM
order some new stock springs & new bolts

[Guest]

I'm a chef, guess I was thinking of Bartlett Pear, my bad. Thanks for setting me straight Lynn.

[Guest]

I run barnett plates with ebc HD springs..

I love it... dropped the clutch at 7k rpms last night and all i saw was sky...

[tfb]

I've heard of folks not having much joy with the Barnett plates. For myself, I got a cheap (but new) set of Barnett friction plates last year off eBay, popped them in and they've been fine. They did drag a touch when the oil was cold, but switching to a semi-synthetic oil (from the 100% mineral oil I had been using) fixed that.

[Road_Clam]

i have a 1979 gs750, my clutch is practically shot now, it seems to slip alot lately. i think its the original, 50,000 miles later. the cable is adjusted fine. its just worn. i was wondering if anybody reccomends any brands for friction plates and springs?

I'm running Barnett friction plates, and a fresh set of stock Suzuki springs. Could'nt be happier with the performance, (and EASY clutch pull).