Has anyone else got issues with their rear brake lever causing excessive wear on the clutch cover. My bike is only 1500klms old but it looks like I need to replace the cover already... and no it hasn't been dropped hard on the side. :?
It doesn't take much to bend the lever into the cover. Get a big adjustable wrench and close the wrench flats over the end of the brake lever and use the leverage to tweak it out and away from the cover a little bit.
Joined Apr 2009
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Banjup Western Australia
Hi 450breaker,
Some more info here about what the brake lever can do
and how to prevent it if it does get dropped hard on it's side.
Steve
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=16051&hilit=tazer
Some more info here about what the brake lever can do
and how to prevent it if it does get dropped hard on it's side.Steve
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=16051&hilit=tazer
Thanks for the feedback .
I'll try tweaking the lever abit, didn't think that they would be so easy to bend!!!
Do either of you guys rate the carbon fibre guard to give more protection?
.I'll try tweaking the lever abit, didn't think that they would be so easy to bend!!!
Do either of you guys rate the carbon fibre guard to give more protection?
Thanks Tazer for the link, I like your repair, I will be busting out the tig to add the same peice of plate.
What is the Hyde cover that you run made out of?
What is the Hyde cover that you run made out of?
Joined Apr 2009
212 Posts | 0+
Banjup Western Australia
You are welcome, these are made from a teflon/Co-polymer.
Here is a link to their site.
http://www.hyderacing.com/store/dirtbike/husaberg.htm
Steve
Here is a link to their site.
http://www.hyderacing.com/store/dirtbike/husaberg.htm
Steve
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