02-08-18, 02:16 PM
Agree that you can get clutch slip if the cable is too tight. If you have not adjusted the clutch cable correctly (see the manual for the correct adjustments) at the top and the bottom then you wont have free play at the lever effectively partially pulling the lever to make it slip.
Assuming you have done this and you do have some free play at the lever and its still slipping, its the clutch plates.
If you only have minimal free play and the clutch isn't disengaging properly (remember bike clutches do drag a little) then its a stretched cable so the cable needs replacing.
Assuming you have done this and you do have some free play at the lever and its still slipping, its the clutch plates.
If you only have minimal free play and the clutch isn't disengaging properly (remember bike clutches do drag a little) then its a stretched cable so the cable needs replacing.
Another ex-Fazer rider that is a foccer again