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Shift Lever Adjust

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Birch

Tuned and Synch'ed
Joined
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Hey..

Well I searched the forums, looked at my shop manual and no luck.

I'm good at directions, but a little too much of a wuss to try stuff by just looking at it.

I put on a set of 1.5" lower pegs and I've read about adjusting the shift lever angle on the spline, but haven't seen how to do it. :roll:

Any help would be appreciated by me and my left ankle.

Thanks!!
 
Outside of the shift tips that rotate, the shifter has two threaded adjusters on the shift rod assy. Simply loosen both, and spin the rod to achieve what you're looking for. Re-tighten the locknuts.
 
Funny, I had the same question (and was also perplexed there's nothing about it in the manual), so thanks for asking the question, Birch, and thanks for answering, Todd!

Birch, tell us how the 1.5" drop feels. That's something else I'm considering...
 
The drop is good. I didn't really need it, but kinda wanted it.

You definitely need the 1.5" toe peg for the brake.
 
I dropped my pegs by 1 inch. I dont have clearance issues, though I dont quite use all my tyre either. On a roundabout my foot will sometimes dragg if a keep my instep on the peg.
 
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