How to Adjust a Motorcycle Clutch?
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Motorcycle clutch can be adjusted via the clutch cable adjustment screw. When adjusting the clutch, both the clutch lever and cable must match the motorcycle model. Generally, there should be approximately 2mm of free play between the clutch lever and handlebar. If the play is improper, it can be adjusted using the adjustment screw - turning it outward reduces free play while turning it inward increases it. If the adjustment screw proves ineffective, the built-in adjustment nut on the clutch cable can be used instead - moving the nut backward decreases free play whereas moving it forward enlarges it. After proper adjustment, the clutch's free play will fall within reasonable clearance, ensuring optimal clutch disengagement performance.