05-11-16, 11:09 AM
Look at a manual and adjust your clutch properly, which will involve screwing in the cable cover part by the wheel at the top, adjusting the bottom end, then tweaking the top again for correct play.
I managed to get myself a syringe with an angled needle on it which is absolutely ideal for oiling the inside of a clutch cable as well, which can help a lot for older cables. I leave the handlebars on right hand lock with the bike on the centre stand to let the oil slowly drip down over night.
When they're newish they shouldn't need any lubing at all though.
I managed to get myself a syringe with an angled needle on it which is absolutely ideal for oiling the inside of a clutch cable as well, which can help a lot for older cables. I leave the handlebars on right hand lock with the bike on the centre stand to let the oil slowly drip down over night.
When they're newish they shouldn't need any lubing at all though.
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