Clutch lever getting less travel

[adesmond2]

11 hours ago, apogeeXX said:

  

 

you changed the housing ?

as in the outer case ?

I've changed the internal clutch housing as per picture.. LOL.. Definitely not the outer case.. 

7 hours ago, apogeeXX said:

For a moment I really thought u changed the housing

 

Your bike is Yamaha mt03 ? The irritating sound is that metallic bristling sound ? So changing the plates makes the sound go away ?

For mine, it's MT03 and sort of.. originally it was super loud.. now it's softer..  

+ engine brake not so rough anymore.. (+ points)

overall alot smoother.. 

[apogeeXX]

Ah sorry, I think I confused people here ... I meant adesmond2. I think I read he changed his housing or something ... His bike is mt03 if I got it correct.

[adesmond2]

19 minutes ago, apogeeXX said:

Ah sorry, I think I confused people here ... I meant adesmond2. I think I read he changed his housing or something ... His bike is mt03 if I got it correct.

yeah.. that's me.. hahaha.. dun worry.. TS (Thread starter) tot you preferring to him..  

[adesmond2]

20 hours ago, fabsea said:

I believe the return spring is what causes the clutch lever to return to its original position

 

actually I change one more part before I tour to Malacca recently.. Clutch bearing.. it will cause your clutch not able to pull if you didn't change before.. that means.. cannot change gear..

 

No wonder no matter how much I adjust free play.. the bitting point is ALWAYS sooooo near... but now I change it.. it feels ALOT BETTER..  

[betydamo]

I am grateful to both you and Desmond. I shall grease it up and see how things turn out.

retro bowl

[adesmond2]

4 minutes ago, betydamo said:

I am grateful to both you and Desmond. I shall grease it up and see how things turn out.

retro bowl

no prob.. anytime.. ^_^