a few questions, stuck.

mikeadamstattoo · Feb 5, 2010

call me retarded but i have a question

how do i route the clutch cable? the instructions dont mention it, and any instructions online dont cover this. what the ****?

i have the cable connected to the clutch lever. im just wondering what i do down towards the engine. and can someone provide pictures?

also, how is the arm supposed to be positioned when the lever is pulled/disengaged?

second, when i put the chain on, its WAY too long, how does one make it shorter?

thank you in advance, i appreciate it. :-||

AaronF · Feb 5, 2010

mikeadamstattoo said:
call me retarded but i have a question

how do i route the clutch cable? the instructions dont mention it, and any instructions online dont cover this. what the ****?

i have the cable connected to the clutch lever. im just wondering what i do down towards the engine. and can someone provide pictures?

also, how is the arm supposed to be positioned when the lever is pulled/disengaged?

second, when i put the chain on, its WAY too long, how does one make it shorter?

thank you in advance, i appreciate it.

The clutch cable runs through a barrel like deal bout' right underneath the carburetor run it through the barrel hole and pull it out.Next bring the cable through the clutch arm notch (on the end of clutch arm) then put the cable stopper onto the cable,adjust accordingly,with the clutch handle not pulled,your bike should not move freely.

You will need to shorten the chain to length with a chain tool.You can also use a block of wood/vise nail punch the pin out of the link you need to shorten.

Ghost0 · Feb 5, 2010

These should help.

mikeadamstattoo · Feb 6, 2010

Ghost0 said:
These should help.

see thats the thing, my clutch (arm?) thing only goes parralel to the engine and will swing outward, yours looks like its inward a bit.

mikeadamstattoo · Feb 6, 2010

heres how it is with that clutch arm thing pushed all the way in. it DOES swing out 90 degree though, is this not normal?

linnix13 · Feb 6, 2010

it will go inward. it will take allot of force but it will go inward thats how it disengages. run the cable into it so its tight then pull the clutch arm in. it should move in. and yes it is supposed to swing outward.

marts1 · Feb 6, 2010

Be very careful not to make the chain too short like some have.

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