Clutch and brake lever replacement

khu996 · 04-Apr-2005, 22:42

How do I change the levers? (I haven't dropped it, honest

)

[Edited on 4-4-2005 by khu996]

04-Apr-2005, 22:43

you take the old ones off first, that creates the space to put the new ones on ..... easy innit ....

khu996 · 04-Apr-2005, 22:46

As technical an answer as I probably need, eh Dibble? :P

I was wondering why I couldn't squeeze them in with old ones

dave w · 04-Apr-2005, 22:48

Quote:

Originally posted by DIBBLE
you take the old ones off first, that creates the space to put the new ones on ..... easy innit ....

Ask a silly question !!

adam · 04-Apr-2005, 22:55

then you get a Dibble answer

khu996 · 04-Apr-2005, 22:56

Perhaps I should rephrase the question: is it simply a case of removing the pin holding the lever in place, and then changing it (for both sides)? Or am I missing something?

KeefyB · 04-Apr-2005, 23:00

Quote:

Originally posted by khu996
Perhaps I should rephrase the question: is it simply a case of removing the pin holding the lever in place, and then changing it (for both sides)? Or am I missing something?

Yup,thats basically it!
BTW,great answer Dibs.

khu996 · 04-Apr-2005, 23:03

Quote:

Originally posted by KeefyB

Quote:

Originally posted by khu996
Perhaps I should rephrase the question: is it simply a case of removing the pin holding the lever in place, and then changing it (for both sides)? Or am I missing something?

Yup,thats basically it!
BTW,great answer Dibs.

Thankyou

/takes his coat

rcgbob44 · 04-Apr-2005, 23:38

Khu

If you have to ask a question like that may I suggest you need to trade in your duke and get a nice sensible Honda that you can get a local garage to do the work you require at minimal cost!

Have a nice day

khu996 · 05-Apr-2005, 10:08

Quote:

Originally posted by rcgbob44
Khu

If you have to ask a question like that may I suggest you need to trade in your duke and get a nice sensible Honda that you can get a local garage to do the work you require at minimal cost!

Have a nice day

rcgbob44

Was there any need for that?
Fair enough, it was a stupid and simple question, but I think its rather sad that you found the need to air your opinion, on a matter you obviously thought was not very important.

I'd rather ask simple (read: stupid) questions and learn, than never ask and not know.

Hope you have a nicer day than yesterday.

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04-Apr-2005, 22:42	#1
khu996 Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,216 Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Swansea Clutch and brake lever replacement How do I change the levers? (I haven't dropped it, honest ) [Edited on 4-4-2005 by khu996] Reply

04-Apr-2005, 22:43	#2
Dibble Posts: n/a you take the old ones off first, that creates the space to put the new ones on ..... easy innit .... Reply

04-Apr-2005, 22:46	#3
khu996 Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,216 Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Swansea As technical an answer as I probably need, eh Dibble? :P I was wondering why I couldn't squeeze them in with old ones Reply

04-Apr-2005, 22:55	#5
adam Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,154 Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Biggleswade, bedfordshire Mood: happy then you get a Dibble answer Reply

04-Apr-2005, 22:56	#6
khu996 Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,216 Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Swansea Perhaps I should rephrase the question: is it simply a case of removing the pin holding the lever in place, and then changing it (for both sides)? Or am I missing something? Reply