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 08-10-17, 18:02
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Clutch Advice please
Hi everyone,
Am looking for some advice regarding the clutch. Mine is heavy, always has been. Is there anything I can do to make it a little lighter on the lever to aid my ageing wrists? Would a hydraulic clutch offer any lighter a feel at the handlebars? The problem doesnt really have a big impact until I start pushing off road and my arms and wrists ache. I dont need any advice regarding posture or grip or riding style, just mechanical advice on options. Thanks
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08-10-17, 18:12
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There is a mod you can do of extending the clutch actuating arm....this makes the clutch considerably lighter. There's a guide to doing it on the forum somewhere. Steve
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08-10-17, 20:09
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10-10-17, 06:44
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Google === > Moose racing clutch easy pull..
there are also cheaper chinese copys on alliexspress... ...
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Maybe a little bit late, but don't overlook the obvious...
Have you lubricated the cable yet, and looked if there are no damages in it? A Tenere clutch should not really move very heavily. Last edited by Harry00; 08-02-18 at 12:20. |
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