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I need to replace the belt for the clutch.  I see there are numerous off brands on Amazon.  Is there a particular brand that is better than the others?  I have an old CJ7 that I work on a lot and there are certain vendors that sell total junk and should be avoided.  Just checking to see if there are any brands/dealers to stay away from.  I saw a video on YouTube where they used a Gates but I don't see Massimo listed on the parts chart.  If you use 2015 Bennche Big Horn 500 you get part number 21G3353.  Anyone use that Gates belt?

Thanks

Chris

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Don't have a Massimo. I have a 2013 CFMOTO UForce 600.

But I did order a Gates belt off Amazon.

I went to the Gates website and crossed my part number over to the Gates belt.

All good. 

FWIW, I thought the belt was my issue but turned out to be the wet clutch in my case.

While I had rear of machine up in the air everything worked fine. BUT when I put the rear tires on ground with CVT cover off. 

Had wife put in gear and give a little gas. The nothing wanted to move. This told me the wet clutch was bad. Ordered that off Amazon also. Just don't put the one-way bearing in backward if you have one. 

 

All hope for the best. But the Gates belt are good. At least for me.

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