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Question RF600 Clutch Adjustment
I have a 95 RF600R and have recently re-installed the motor from being rebuilt. When I went to put the bike into first gear to go for a little ride the bike learched forward. I believe the clutch isn't engaging all the way. I have looked at the manual for this bike and it says to adjust by the adjuster screws. I have tried this and it is not much better. Do I need to turn the clutch cable connector around on the shaft another notch? If someone knows please help.
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Is there any freeplay in the lever at all? You should be able to pull the lever back enough to stick a nickel in between the perch and the lever, before it actually starts to disengage the clutch.
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