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How To Bend Clutch Lever. The clutch lever is bent but usable and i have been told that if i try to staighten it, it being an alloy lever, it will snap. This is how i did it in sled trail :| The aluminum alloy used to make oem levers is relatively soft (which is why they can bend quite a bit before breaking), and if proper care is. Whether you call it clutch slack, clutch free play, or clutch tension, it refers to the clutch lever’s free movement before the cable gets taut, and how much of it there is will impact clutch function, feel, and longevity. I recently had a low speed spill on my bike leaving the brake lever rather bent. Over time it will get as hard as it was before. Annealing softens the metal and allows it to be worked. It took five minutes to get a nice smooth bend in this lever. Can i bend it back (roughly) straight or it is likely to just break?.

The clutch lever is bent but usable and i have been told that if i try to staighten it, it being an alloy lever, it will snap. Whether you call it clutch slack, clutch free play, or clutch tension, it refers to the clutch lever’s free movement before the cable gets taut, and how much of it there is will impact clutch function, feel, and longevity. Over time it will get as hard as it was before. It took five minutes to get a nice smooth bend in this lever. This is how i did it in sled trail :| Annealing softens the metal and allows it to be worked. Can i bend it back (roughly) straight or it is likely to just break?. I recently had a low speed spill on my bike leaving the brake lever rather bent. The aluminum alloy used to make oem levers is relatively soft (which is why they can bend quite a bit before breaking), and if proper care is.

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How To Bend Clutch Lever It took five minutes to get a nice smooth bend in this lever. I recently had a low speed spill on my bike leaving the brake lever rather bent. Whether you call it clutch slack, clutch free play, or clutch tension, it refers to the clutch lever’s free movement before the cable gets taut, and how much of it there is will impact clutch function, feel, and longevity. The clutch lever is bent but usable and i have been told that if i try to staighten it, it being an alloy lever, it will snap. It took five minutes to get a nice smooth bend in this lever. Can i bend it back (roughly) straight or it is likely to just break?. Annealing softens the metal and allows it to be worked. Over time it will get as hard as it was before. The aluminum alloy used to make oem levers is relatively soft (which is why they can bend quite a bit before breaking), and if proper care is. This is how i did it in sled trail :|