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Adjustable levers-recommendations? - Dave48 - 09-05-14
Can anyone recommend a brand/supplier for the FZS 600 ? I see plenty listed for FZS 1000. Ideally the longer length pattern. Finding it a bit of a stretch on the standard clutch! Thanks
Re: Adjustable levers-recommendations? - Punkstig - 09-05-14
The clutch lever is the harder one to get hold of (typical) I don't think it shares the unit with any other bike making it more expensive to get hold of a lever.
Other option is to source a thundercat lever bracket off eBay and then an adjustable lever for that which is more common
Re: Adjustable levers-recommendations? - Punkstig - 09-05-14
Thinking about it I may have changed to a thundercat cable too!
Re: Adjustable levers-recommendations? - risticuss - 09-05-14
Have you thought of going the cnc levers route. Plenty have got the Chinese ebay ones fitted though you'd have a ask one of those guys how they're getting on with them though.
Re: Adjustable levers-recommendations? - Dave48 - 09-05-14
Thanks for replies-I will wait & see if anyone with these cnc levers replies.
Re: Adjustable levers-recommendations? - Punkstig - 09-05-14
Me- and as I've explained- hard to get hold of the clutch lever cheaply that you are after!
Re: Adjustable levers-recommendations? - gassitt - 09-05-14
http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/motorcycle/levers/bike/yamaha/2000/fzs600-fazer
Simples
Re: Adjustable levers-recommendations? - Punkstig - 09-05-14
Kind of my point gassitt- you can get the set of clutch and brake levers on ebay for an r6/ R1/ thundercat etc for £20
Re: Adjustable levers-recommendations? - Dave48 - 09-05-14
Thanks, guys.
Re: Adjustable levers-recommendations? - chaz - 09-05-14
you should be able to get some off ebay via HongKong, I have some on my bikes and can't fault them and under £20 inc. p&p.
You can't adjust the clutch too much as you need the movement to opperate the clutch? make sure the cable is oiled you can make a funnel from a small plastic bag make a hole in the corner just big enough to get the cable through then tape it to the outer, put some oil in the bag and hang it up for a few hours or until it comes out the other end, it makes the clutch much lighter to use.