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Buck 450 - Wet Clutch?


brian k

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Is the 2022 Buck 450 a "wet clutch" drive system?  I thought this was just a single cylinder SOHC  4 stroke engine with a belt or CVT drive system.  I bought 10W-40 motorcycle oil so wanted to make sure, as if it's wet clutch then it needs different oil.

 

 

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