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Yes, the 3 spots are the rivet heads, visible from the insideof the basket & the outside of the backing plate. The ones I've seen mess up, pulled thru the backing plate, but probably some have broke also. Beefing up a stock basket usually consists of a stronger, thicker backing plate, stronger springs, & probably stronger rivets.

After reading your thread, I got kind of concerned, so I went to the bike, pulled the clutch out, pulled the discs out, undo the center nut, checked the rivetts they looked very strong and tacked, so I dont think my case is broken or sheared rivettes, however, I was checking parts giagram at alpha sports, they were showing a shim in different thicknesses, I wonder if I should try that. anyone has experience doing this?

ard
 
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