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Posted by Varooom
 - November 19, 2010, 06:02:01 AM

Yes.  The handle is adjustable with a nice rotating cam that is at its pivot point.  The adjustment is done with no tools; simply by rotating the knob.  Simply push the clutch lever out away from the bike and try different positions of its rotation, noting which one sends the engagement point out away from the grip.  This is to account for different finger lengths and personal prefs.
Varooom

Posted by scwilli
 - November 18, 2010, 20:23:49 PM

Next problem for my bike, worded a little funny:

Most of my clutch's pull does nothing.  Fully pulled in, the heel/toe shifter is stiff and if i let off the clutch even a hair, the bike is moving.

Can i adjust the clutch where it actually disengages before the handle is in contact with the bar?

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