25-11-12, 09:00 AM
(25-11-12, 12:16 AM)unfazed link Wrote: Sounds like a cable issues. Could be the cable needs oiling or it is starting to fray. Remove the cable from the clutch lever side and check around the end for signs of frayng. If all checks out remove the cable from the clutch end and see if it pulls cleanly through by hand (it should be very easy to pull/push) if not put a bit of tape around the clutch lever end of the cable to create a bit of a funnel and fill it with WD40 and pull/push the cable, repeat until the WD40 comes out the other end. Grease the pivot at the lever side before you put it all back together..
yes,me too,as above........might be worth fitting a new cable
they dont last forever and are cheap to buy and easy to fit 
One, is never going to be enough.....