I enjoyed that video something I might not of tried but now that I’ve seen it done you made it look easy thanks to your step by step another great video keep them coming
I’d adjust internally, which then requires you to re adjust the lever. I’d start there, as far as hard shifting.. sometimes that depends on the oil or weight of the oil you’re running in your primary
So when I squeeze the clutch there is a slot of resistance when I try to push my motorcycle. If it's in neutral it rolls fine. Can this be corrected with an adjustment. Only 15k miles on a 01 883.
It may help, every bike is a little bit different, I’d start with an internal adjustment as well as a clutch cable adjustment. It very well could be your clutch cable getting weak from age
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A lot of great information again, thanks
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I enjoyed that video something I might not of tried but now that I’ve seen it done you made it look easy thanks to your step by step another great video keep them coming
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Definitely make it look easy….keep them coming!
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Just a tip to pass on. Use anti seize on the derby cover screws. Those are steel bolts going into aluminum. Good job!
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Great video, awesome breakdown of how to do the job.
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Putting that Harbor Fright lift to work sir !
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Good Info! Thanks again
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Is the spring important, mines missing and I'm not sure if it would affect the clutch or not.
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Hey, so what type of adjustment should I so when I have hard shifting (fresh primary oil change) and won't hit neutral at a stop.
I’d adjust internally, which then requires you to re adjust the lever. I’d start there, as far as hard shifting.. sometimes that depends on the oil or weight of the oil you’re running in your primary
So when I squeeze the clutch there is a slot of resistance when I try to push my motorcycle. If it's in neutral it rolls fine. Can this be corrected with an adjustment. Only 15k miles on a 01 883.
It may help, every bike is a little bit different, I’d start with an internal adjustment as well as a clutch cable adjustment. It very well could be your clutch cable getting weak from age