idea to stop brake levers and gear shifters bending
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Re: idea to stop brake levers and gear shifters bending
fallenmikethebike wrote:Set the lever much higher than it would normally be, yes I know it's a pain, but at least it's out of harms way, and likely to be un-mollested by rocks.
Mike
dont think I can get it much higher without the magneto cover getting in the way
actually sometimes its things bigger than bamboo causing grief... here's today's ride
my excuse is the trail isnt exactly bedded in... I should be relieved actually cos some of this trail has quite a steep drop off that would probably result in me 'decidin' to leave the bike there should I end up goin down it..
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Re: idea to stop brake levers and gear shifters bending
The gear levers inside face should be well clear of the magneto cover, allowing almost any height to be set.
On my break lever I have a folding tip, from another bike, the advantages of this when combined with a break snake is that nothing gets in that void.Given your circumstances are different so perhaps a " rekluse " clutch ? you can then have the back break lever up on the bars 8-]].
Mike
On my break lever I have a folding tip, from another bike, the advantages of this when combined with a break snake is that nothing gets in that void.Given your circumstances are different so perhaps a " rekluse " clutch ? you can then have the back break lever up on the bars 8-]].
Mike
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Re: idea to stop brake levers and gear shifters bending
hmm shoulda took a picture.. I think I was basically skimming the cover... its high an was ok - but then I bashed into a particularly high rock,,, actually the skid plate now follows the contours of the frame an the mageto cover,,, and on the other side is a relief of the water pump,,,
bike felt particularly excellent today ( apart from the brakes,, I'm thinkin I might jus see if I can get a new caliper.. depends how much? off to FAQ 0 to see what other models fit.... ( bet there's an XR in there.... )
bike felt particularly excellent today ( apart from the brakes,, I'm thinkin I might jus see if I can get a new caliper.. depends how much? off to FAQ 0 to see what other models fit.... ( bet there's an XR in there.... )
1996 CRM 250 "Mk 3" FMF pipe .... - the other 'un is a 98 hornet 600 - Sai Kung Hong Kong