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15 Apr 2004
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Clutch, slip slip slipping away
Out riding on Monday around the Beacons noticed a slight clutch slip. I have used most of the adjustment on the lever. Should I wind that in and adjust the cable on the cable adjuster. If so which way and ho much. Clutch should be new so dont thinkit is that. 3AJ model.
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16 Apr 2004
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Try screwing in the handle bar adjuster a few turns, and screwing out the adjuster on the cable by the same amount. Remember to leave 2~3mm of free play in the cable before the clutch starts to feel heavy.
Brian
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