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Anybody know if there's any adjustment as to where it starts to grab. Been used to cable for so long it's bugging me especially on a steep hill. I'm sure I'll get more used to it but about 650mi on mine and I still ain't liking it. Wish it would grab a little closers to the grip than it does now.
Thanks for the info. Guess more time with it I guess is what it's gonna take. I have broken clutch cables before...no fun out in the middle of Bumblefoot Egypt...so not having to worry about that is a plus I guess.
Thanks for the info. Guess more time with it I guess is what it's gonna take. I have broken clutch cables before...no fun out in the middle of Bumblefoot Egypt...so not having to worry about that is a plus I guess.
True. Now you just have a master cylinder, slave cylinder, hose and fluid to keep up with.
Don't get me wrong, the hydraulic clutches are nice, but in no way bullet proof.
Simply way to fix that. Adjustable levers they are great. Have them on my 2016 .
many different styles and brands out there.
After that go for the extend brake pedal.
I guess they would have to double the price of the bike to include adjustable levers from the factory. They have been in business long enough to know that ONE size fits none.
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