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Clutch lever replacement - 2016 R1200gsa
- Thread starter aswalcher
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Thanks!
bigjohnsd
'21 R1250 GS Adv
I bought a cheap set of Shorty Chinese Levers and had a similar/same problem.
I measured the difference between the Stock Levers Switch Actuation Tabs and the Shorty lever tabs, the Shorty Lever Tab was about .005 less than stock.
I added a piece of Mylar Tape to the tab and it has worked fine for 8,000 miles including a run up the Dalton to Prudhoe Bay. Still working here in Whittier and i expect it to work the rest of the way home. JSNS
I measured the difference between the Stock Levers Switch Actuation Tabs and the Shorty lever tabs, the Shorty Lever Tab was about .005 less than stock.
I added a piece of Mylar Tape to the tab and it has worked fine for 8,000 miles including a run up the Dalton to Prudhoe Bay. Still working here in Whittier and i expect it to work the rest of the way home. JSNS
