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nice bit of info what really impresses me is the way people on this forum help each other and shares their knowledge so even an igmaranus like me can feel that if i just have a go and things fail there will be help there
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 Itīs not a scott oiler .. YET .. thatīs a fix for another day. BTW as a side note a common big no no, is some big muscles doing bolts up "super tight" .. unless it requires a set torque itīs not necessary to do bolts up to test your muscles  .. this only strips threads and makes you a numpty!!
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28-02-09, 12:59 PM
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Is 6 to be positioned as low as possible and moved up as cable is stretched beyond lever adjuster range?
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Just done my clutch too. Tried the same method a la squid anna et al...but when I screw in the screw and move it out a tad then adjust the cable tension etc then start up the bike and put it in gear, it just stays disengaged so I end up turning the screw back out about 2 whole turns so that the engine actually does something...like engage with the gears...if that makes sense...
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I didn't do it whilst the engine was running. Stuff was all loosened prior to adjustment. Did the adjustment (screwed it in and then out a tad) - fiddled with cable adjusters to tighten cable, started engine, selected first, let out clutch, bike went nowhere. Turned off engine. Repeated above but unscrewed the little screw a bit further and so on. Repeated about three time until the gear finally bit...
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Very nice Anna, should help a few folks out.
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Thanks Anna great How to
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Thanks Anna!
installing new clutch cable tomorrow, very nice to have black and white advice, the job will now be done with ture craftmenship 
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