Setting gear shift rod
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benny
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Re: Setting gear shift rod
Remember the model? Dunno if it will work with my rear sets but worth a try it it's cheep.arsey30 wrote:I find a reversed gear lever [from another model] gives a less hard and notchy change.
The adjustment is not as variable as it is to 1 spline, not continuous thread like the original
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arsey30
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Re: Setting gear shift rod
Early CG125 or various VFR750s fit the NC.
Some are cast aluminium, some pressed steel which can be bent to shape.
Plenty on e bay, different lengths, I looked at bikes in car parks and measured levers to find the best fit.
Some are cast aluminium, some pressed steel which can be bent to shape.
Plenty on e bay, different lengths, I looked at bikes in car parks and measured levers to find the best fit.
