clucth adjustment question
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The goal to adjusting the clutch cable is to ensure that when you've released the clutch lever, that there a small amount of slack or play in the cable. As an example, on the CBR 600 F3, you should have about 10-20mm of travel as measured at then end of the clutch lever.
If you adjust your cable so that when you release the lever, there is still tension on the cable, then your clutch will slip because the cable is preventing the clutch from fully engaging.
If you adjust your cable so that when you release the lever, there is still tension on the cable, then your clutch will slip because the cable is preventing the clutch from fully engaging.
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