When I'm adjusting the clutch and I tighten the counter nut on the adjusting rod, there is about a quarter turn freeplay in the assembly. Is that normal?Perfect adjustment! Congrats!
1. Hair trigger lever = hardly pull it in to shift.
2. Knows the pack is at the peak stack = the lever does not need to travel so deep to release-engage.
3. N is found easier = look how much throw you have to keep the plates farther from themselves.
The real story is do you find N like right now? If yes... Good Job!
in which assembly? ball and ramp? clutch rod itself? be a little more specific...When I'm adjusting the clutch and I tighten the counter nut on the adjusting rod, there is about a quarter turn freeplay in the assembly. Is that normal?
rod it selfin which assembly? ball and ramp? clutch rod itself? be a little more specific...
follow this DIY in the help section....
http://www.bigdogbiker.com/threads/how-to-adjust-your-clutch-05-and-newer.2025/
Free play? Meaning the rod moves back and forth with no force at all? Or is there a little bounce in it? Or is the free play you're talking about when you pull the clutch lever?rod it self
