Different Clutch Lever??????????????????

[Aussie Annie]

As I now have a thumb brake on the bike I am finding that it's a bit of a stretch when holding the clutch in and "thumbing" the brake.

I have always had problems with the clutch lever on any bike as the thumb has been broken and doesn't have as much flexability.

 

Question: is there an after-market clutch lever that will come in closer to the handlebars??? Or, one that can be adjusted (like the FJR one)??

[Sylvester]

My only and best solution to your situation is to get an auto clutch. This is a centrifugal clutch basket that eliminates most of the need of the clutch lever. You can still use the clutch lever if you want but not required. I have their web site on another computer but if you google "auto clutch-motorcycle" I am sure you will find it. Not cheap but for you it would be very practical.

 

[Aussie Annie]

Thank you Sylvester, much appreciated :thumbsup2:

[dmoff1698]

What is a thumb brake?

And you have one on your RSV?

[Sylvester]

Here it is Annie, www.efmautoclutch.com

 

 

dmoff1698,

 

The thumb brake relocates the rear brake controls to the left handlebar with a thumb actuated lever. Aussie Annie was in a bad wreck and has limited use of her leg/feet, but nothing keeps her down.

 

[Squeeze]

Here's a Picture ...

 

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