Re: Midwest clutch lever

by keith husky 450 Wed Feb 15, 2017 6:09 pm

AND THERES me thinking IT couldn't GET worse IN STEPS TAFfy boy head but

by shocker Wed Feb 15, 2017 6:13 pm

crm250dude wrote:another post to the shit house

Maybe it's not ended up in the shithouse yet because it's classed as educational Very Happy

by mufynman Wed Feb 15, 2017 7:45 pm

Well , anyway , thanks for all that feedback , i'll let you know how I get on with the lever

by JTM525 Wed Feb 15, 2017 8:07 pm

mufynman wrote:Well , anyway , thanks for all that feedback , i'll let you know how I get on with the lever

Funnily enough Rob I'm gonna try out a new brake lever on my bike once the wooden cogs for the gearbox turn up and I get nail it back together Laughing

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by wolfy Wed Feb 15, 2017 10:32 pm

steve wrote:
mizzed wrote:The latter was always the case Gary, but having ridden Owens bike that was forged from pig iron in cyfarthfa ironworks the former is also true too

and its still in working order, Where will all todays ktms be in 20 years time? They wont be ktm,s thats for sure

Get over it Steve, your Ktm seems to be lasting well..if not a bit dusty.. lol!

how many miles was on that yam you had (all i can remember is 4.5 k on engine cases alone) lol!

by wolfy Wed Feb 15, 2017 10:35 pm

shocker wrote:
crm250dude wrote:another post to the shit house

Maybe it's not ended up in the shithouse yet because it's classed as educational

by wolfy Wed Feb 15, 2017 10:36 pm

JTM525 wrote:
mufynman wrote:Well , anyway , thanks for all that feedback , i'll let you know how I get on with the lever
Funnily enough Rob I'm gonna try out a new brake lever on my bike once the wooden cogs for the gearbox turn up and I get nail it back together
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Good luck with the rebuild mate cheers

by brownie Thu Feb 16, 2017 8:12 am

shocker wrote:Can't quite work out how an old duffer (or so I keep hearing ) with a knackered left arm can use an antiquated cable clutch on an equally antiquated Honda without any problem - yet there are people with hydraulic clutches needing help?

All i really want to know is if that makes me a well 'ard hero or Muffy a limp wristed poof??

All i really want to know is if that makes me a well 'ard hero or Muffy a limp wristed poof??[/quote]
its deffinetly one of those statements....... lol!

£80 for a clutch lever, proof that you ktm boys will always keep buying bling for your ginger bikes..

by brownie Thu Feb 16, 2017 8:14 am

mufynman wrote:Apparently with these you are supposed to set the clutch to disengage just off the bar . It doesnt mean you have to pull it right in to engage , but if you dont set it up like that you might get clutch slip with the lever fully out , and it means the reach is quite small , which is what the aim is , ie you arent having to stretch out to start pulling . Anyway , it was mrs Muff that insisted I buy it , cos she was sick of me complaining my fingers were aching every Valentines day

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i think the words she used were " you were a stuck up c**t" lol!

by mufynman Thu Feb 16, 2017 7:46 pm

Apparently you get strong fingers by squeezing balls . Since you aint been on a bike for 3 months Brownie , i'm assuming you're back to your old habits again Razz

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