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Re: [ST] Clutch lever replacement
- Subject: Re: [ST] Clutch lever replacement
- From: "ScottS" <06STABS@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 8 Mar 2007 19:46:56 -0800
Boy was it everwett today. Sheesh.
Have you looked at the angle of the lever on the bar relative to your arm?
Maybe a slight rotation one way or the other would solve the problem?
-Scott
'06 ST ABS
Bainbridge Island - surrounded by water, most of it fresh
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Subject: [ST] Clutch lever replacement
Anybody have info about a clutch lever swap that might make my wrist feel
better? Maybe it's my career as a writer (typing hours a day) but when I'm
in traffic clutching a lot my left wrist starts to act up. Seems I recall
you could use a Bonneville lever to shorten the reach. Any ideas?
Walt Greenwood
Still planning that trip down the evergreen coast
Everwett, Wa
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