How to Adjust a Motorcycle Clutch?

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StLily
07/29/25 1:09pm
You can adjust the clutch by adjusting the clutch cable adjustment screw. When adjusting the clutch, both the clutch lever and the cable must match the motorcycle model. Generally, there should be about two millimeters of free play between the clutch lever and the handle.
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