How to adjust the "reduced effort" clutch cable?
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RE: How to adjust the "reduced effort" clutch cable?
Anthony,
Was it the Easy Boy clutch kit or a Harley kit? I would assumed that they are similar? I have the Easy boy, and by using it, does extend my cable a bit. This means that your cable adjustment needs to be a bit longer. But, you should not have to get a different clutch cable. The stock one should work.
Was it the Easy Boy clutch kit or a Harley kit? I would assumed that they are similar? I have the Easy boy, and by using it, does extend my cable a bit. This means that your cable adjustment needs to be a bit longer. But, you should not have to get a different clutch cable. The stock one should work.
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Last week I installed the reduced effort clutch on my '05 RK Classic.
I remember reading somewhere, that the process to adjust the cable on the reduced effort is different than a regular clutch cable adjustment.
Does anyone have this info?
Last week I installed the reduced effort clutch on my '05 RK Classic.
I remember reading somewhere, that the process to adjust the cable on the reduced effort is different than a regular clutch cable adjustment.
Does anyone have this info?
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RE: How to adjust the "reduced effort" clutch cable?
First off, maybe I should correct myself.......
I had the Reduced Effort clutch INSTALLED by the dealer with my 1K service. I made it sound as if I did it myself.
I would like to tighten up the cable a bit.
I do recall reading somewhere...... that because of the reduced kit, it's a bit difficult to get a good adjustment.
I had the Reduced Effort clutch INSTALLED by the dealer with my 1K service. I made it sound as if I did it myself.
I would like to tighten up the cable a bit.
I do recall reading somewhere...... that because of the reduced kit, it's a bit difficult to get a good adjustment.
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