Clutch Cable Maintenance at Jeffrey Hinton blog

Clutch Cable Maintenance. Look for signs of the inner cable fraying. Park your vehicle on a flat, hard surface. The fastest, smoothest rider i know, when presented with a new motorcycle, adjusts the clutch cable to get the slack out asap. A new episode of my dr vstrom, medical video series on clutch cable & lever maintenance. If the clutch feels stiff, you should first inspect the entire clutch cable. Clutch lever and cable maintenance is a rather simple task and one that should be performed as necessary with periodic condition inspections. Lubing your motorcycle’s cables should only take a few minutes, but it pays dividends every time you operate a control. To illustrate just how easy it can. The clutch installed on your bike is a wear item, and as the friction plates within the clutch wear out from countless engagements. Engage the parking brake to the rear wheels of the vehicle. Start where it is connected to the clutch pedal under the dash, and follow it until it disappears into the bulkhead. Make sure that the transmission is in neutral. Among other things, the video demonstrates.

To illustrate just how easy it can. Clutch lever and cable maintenance is a rather simple task and one that should be performed as necessary with periodic condition inspections. The fastest, smoothest rider i know, when presented with a new motorcycle, adjusts the clutch cable to get the slack out asap. If the clutch feels stiff, you should first inspect the entire clutch cable. Park your vehicle on a flat, hard surface. Start where it is connected to the clutch pedal under the dash, and follow it until it disappears into the bulkhead. Make sure that the transmission is in neutral. The clutch installed on your bike is a wear item, and as the friction plates within the clutch wear out from countless engagements. Engage the parking brake to the rear wheels of the vehicle. Lubing your motorcycle’s cables should only take a few minutes, but it pays dividends every time you operate a control.

How To Clutch Cable Maintenance and Replacement

Clutch Cable Maintenance Look for signs of the inner cable fraying. Park your vehicle on a flat, hard surface. If the clutch feels stiff, you should first inspect the entire clutch cable. A new episode of my dr vstrom, medical video series on clutch cable & lever maintenance. Look for signs of the inner cable fraying. The fastest, smoothest rider i know, when presented with a new motorcycle, adjusts the clutch cable to get the slack out asap. The clutch installed on your bike is a wear item, and as the friction plates within the clutch wear out from countless engagements. Engage the parking brake to the rear wheels of the vehicle. Start where it is connected to the clutch pedal under the dash, and follow it until it disappears into the bulkhead. Clutch lever and cable maintenance is a rather simple task and one that should be performed as necessary with periodic condition inspections. To illustrate just how easy it can. Make sure that the transmission is in neutral. Among other things, the video demonstrates. Lubing your motorcycle’s cables should only take a few minutes, but it pays dividends every time you operate a control.