What is the difference between a slipping clutch and an ordinary clutch?

The difference between a slipping clutch and an ordinary clutch is as follows: 1, the size of the power buffer is different: (1) the ordinary clutch structure is relatively simple in the vehicle's entire operating process it is not a large buffer strength it can be achieved seamless transmission of power. 2, the slipping clutch can through its special to enlarge this power buffer to help the rider better operate the vehicle. (2) The slipping clutch can amplify the power buffer through its special characteristics to help the rider better operate the vehicle. 2, reverse torque elimination effect is different: (1) motorcycle driving process in addition to the engine power in addition to the inertial power motorcycle shifting process, this inertial power will produce a reversal of torque this torque, if and the engine speed does not match will appear obvious If this torque is not matched with the engine speed, there will be an obvious sense of vehicle frustration. (2) The slipping clutch can well match the speed of the two to eliminate the reversing torque. ordinary clutches can not eliminate the reversing torque. 3, used in different types of vehicles: (1) slipping clutches are generally found in high-performance motorcycles used to keep the rider on the motorcycle's good maneuverability. (2) Ordinary clutches are used in ordinary motorcycles.