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Cruiser
Posts: 101
Cold Lake Alberta Canada | I may have missed another thread that covered this, if so I appologize. I have finally started putting some kms on my vision. It snowed just after I purchased last fall, and we only just had a good weekend of weather this last weekend. I put on 1700 kms and noticed by the end of the weekend that the clutch lever was engaging further away from the grip. It seems that the cable may have stretched, or come out of adjustment (if there is any). Is this a common thing or am I just special LOL.
Jim |
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Tourer
Posts: 374
Tucson, AZ | The Vision has a hydrolic clutch, no clutch cable and as far as I know there is not an adjustment. Mine is as you described also and I believe all others are the same.
mike |
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Visionary
Posts: 1350
| Beware the slave cylinder. |
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Cruiser
Posts: 101
| I second the slave cylinder as mine was leaking a bit and had it replaced.
Bob |
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Visionary
Posts: 1290
Ruskin, Fl | Since new my clutch did not engage untill released more than half way. 15,000 miles and no problems. |
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Tourer
Posts: 329
scotts valley, California | I would like for the friction point to be a little closer to the handlebar too. To slip clutch and ride the brake for slow speed manouvers is difficult the way it is, but my understanding is that it is the way it is. So we need to do our slow speed manouvers a little faster! Let me know if you find a solution. |
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