Subject: RE: Dying at stop
Author: Greg Bender
Date: Jun 17, 2005, 7:27 AM
Post ID: 1719035778
Hi Greg,
You've probably already checked this, but you might want to give the
clutch cable a good examination for frays, etc. I had one that was
fraying that gave me very similar symptoms. Not saying that's the
problem, but worth a look, anyway.
Greg Field wrote:
My Eldo, for
example, despite all new clutch components 18 months ago, has a draggy
clutch. When it gets hot, it drags enough that I can never find neutral
at a stop if I have ANY freeplay at all in the clutch cable. In Seattle
traffic, this is unacceptable. On rides, I find myself tightening the
adjuster sometimes, even though there was no real freeplay to begin
with, as the clutch drags more and tries to pull me into intersections.
What I experience is the freeplay getting larger as the bike gets hot.
Regards,
Greg Bender
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