Adjustable clutch lever.
 

Ladies and gents.:notworthy:

Anyone know where i can get an adjustable clutch lever?:smt075 I know it sounds girly but im just trying to make the bike a bit comfier for long jaunts in the summer :D

Any thoughts or advice please?

Cheers

Dan

Re: Adjustable clutch lever.
 

Apparently a GPZ500 one with span adjuster can be made to fit properly. I think they only came in black, but I might be wrong.

Re: Adjustable clutch lever.
 

Mine is a poncy Pazzo one, it's GSXR fitment really but cable clutches are easily interchanged. Or, you couild heat your existing one and give it a bend. Or crash ;)

Re: Adjustable clutch lever.
 

I've got a GPZ500 one you can have. I didn't ever get around to fitting it.

As you've got such lovely floppy ears you can have it for free. Where do you buy helmets that fit your unusual head shape by the way?

Re: Adjustable clutch lever.
 

Ringding,

I usually get my helmets from petsmart, they do nice squeaky toys there which my fantastic Dad buys me so I can drive him mad :-) I usually sqeak it constantly when his favourite programme starts and in the end he takes it off me and puts it on top of the fridge so i cant get it :-) :-)

Thanks for the offer of leaver you have a pm:-)

Re: Adjustable clutch lever.
 

:smile:

I'll pack it up tonight and try to take it to the Post Office tomorrow.

Re: Adjustable clutch lever.
 

Is the lever black or silver?

Re: Adjustable clutch lever.
 

Silver.

Re: Adjustable clutch lever.
 

Kawasaki ER5's have an adjustable clutch lever and are black.

Re: Adjustable clutch lever.
 

To adjust the reach on mine, I just slackened the cable then put a bit of plastic pipe ( actually left over bit of scott-oiler supply tube) between the bit of the lever where the cable exits and the pivot point. Works a treat and cost about 1p.

DO NOT just slacken the cable as I did that initially so the lever just kind of naturally flopped closer to the bars but then the cable outer fell out of the housing and I had no clutch at all. The bit of pipe preventing the lever moving too far out stops the cable slipping out of the housing.