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5 minutes to install bothHow was the install? Was there a specific problem you were trying to address with them?
Very nice!
Does that affect the clutch pull at all? IE, still get a "full pull?"
What was wrong with the lever that caused a fault?I installed a black set of levers on my DH. Love being able to adjust both side and the color match. Customer service is excellent. I was getting a clutch switch fault. Sent PSR pics of the fault. Promptly replied. Sent me a new lever and a really nice shirt. No faults in about 2 months.
I'm happy with the bling.
I don't know if PSR had a bad run of levers or if they had to change their design...but people were having the PSR lever activate the clutch switch located in the clutch lever housing. This sends a signal to your bike that the clutch is activated. Some have had to grind down the lever surface that makes contact with the switch.What was wrong with the lever that caused a fault?
Both the original and replacement look identical. Did some measurements with a cheap caliber. No noticeable difference. Maybe i bent the switch installing it? Did not have the proper tension on clutch cable right? Tech looked at it for the 500 mile service, said switch was fine. Reset the fault and switched lever. No issue since.What was wrong with the lever that caused a fault?
No, not operator error. I spoke with the service mgr at an IM dealer and they’ve had trouble with these levers too. He added they’ve had to grind down the contact surface to get the levers correct.Both the original and replacement look identical. Did some measurements with a cheap caliber. No noticeable difference. Maybe i bent the switch installing it? Did not have the proper tension on clutch cable right? Tech looked at it for the 500 mile service, said switch was fine. Reset the fault and switched lever. No issue since.
probably installer/operator error
Super easy on the clutch side. Remove the 10mm nut on the pivot pin and just grab the clutch pinion under the motor and turn it to slip the cable out. That will allow you to pull the pivot pin out and remove the lever. Clean, lubricate, and reverse the steps.The brake seems easy to do, any pointers on the clutch side? Mine arrive in the next day or so.
So they did change the lever? I was getting ready to order a set when I started reading about the issues.The ramp needs like .5mm I believe shaved off. The new lever should have been slightly smaller at the ramp. The one they sent me was.
Clutch is easy- Disconnect the clutch cable below and then remove the nut from below the clutch lever. Pull the pin, disconnect the clutch cable from the lever, and then reverse the process. PSR has an easy to follow YouTube video out there as well.The brake seems easy to do, any pointers on the clutch side? Mine arrive in the next day or so.