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hertsrider


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Morning all,

Bit of novice help required here if possible? The biting point on my clutch lever is a bit too far out and i want to adjust it...but i'm not sure how. There are quite a few little nuts and adjusters on the cable etc (longer cables fitted to my bike as bar risers are fitted too).

Can anyone assist me, maybe pictorally to make sure i adjust the right nut etc and don't bugger it up!!

Many thanks in advance.smile



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TTRfan


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Before doing anything else, make sure this bit is right:

Clutch adjustment.jpg



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Thanks Brian...I'll be home tomorrow night and will have a look then. The picture isn't exactly clear on the bike i should be looking though...but i'm guessing the crankcase... (sorry for sounding a bit thick!)

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