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clutch lever play

dabrucru

dabrucru

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i think that it has already been covered but i can t find the post...how much loose must a clutch lever have, i set mine 4mm?

thanks
 
The specification for the new small blocks is 2mm. Seems tight to me, but that is what is called for.
 
As long as there is some free play it is good. Beyond that it is a matter of taste. As long as the clutch does not drag when the lever is pulled in and there is some free play when the lever is out you are good.
 
vagrant said:
my 2015 needs to be at 2mm ice cold. it changes with heat and gets much looser. don't know about the 16's and on some earlier ones the cable hits the R. cylinder and needs to be modified.
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yes it actually has a chunky rubber thing wrapped around the cable which smelled of burnt rubber after a long ride. i zip tied mine with one of two plastic hooks that are just above the engine. had no problem since
 
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