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[email protected] #188387 Hi all, new owner of a 1999 w650 after many years of large touring and sports machines. Age and wisdom have got the better of me and I'm happy having a blast around the rural roads in Wiltshire UK on my newly acquired machine - really pleased with it and am now beginning to tinker..... Probably an easy answer but I can't see a way to change the gear change pedal height? My past bikes have all had a rod with a right / left hand threaded end which just moved the lever but I can't see it on this one. Any clues appreciated...! Cheers.
Rev All Messages By This Member #188388 开云体育 The gear lever in on a splined shaft and secured by a pinch bolt.? Remove it and reposition where required. Keith w650 1999 60,000mile South Oxfordshire toggle quoted message Show quoted text -------- Original message -------- From: "i_booth via groups.io" <i_booth@...> Date: 22/09/2022 19:38 (GMT+00:00) To: [email protected] Subject: [W650Riders] Hi all, new owner..... Hi all, new owner of a 1999 w650 after many years of large touring and sports machines. Age and wisdom have got the better of me and I'm happy having a blast around the rural roads in Wiltshire UK on my newly acquired machine - really pleased with it and am now beginning to tinker..... Probably an easy answer but I can't see a way to change the gear change pedal height? My past bikes have all had a rod with a right / left hand threaded end which just moved the lever but I can't see it on this one. Any clues appreciated...! Cheers.
TheGoinPostieBike All Messages By This Member #188389 开云体育 Welcome aboard, Keith! Just remove the arm and adjust on the spline. I needed to move mine one notch. Check to make sure it’s within recommended specs that you can find in the service/owner’s manual. You do want to hand your brakes function as intended. John H. in Omaha 2000 W650 1981 Honda CT110 2006 Vino 125 toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Sep 22, 2022, at 1:52 PM, Rev <keith.kkr@...> wrote: ? The gear lever in on a splined shaft and secured by a pinch bolt.? Remove it and reposition where required. Keith w650 1999 60,000mile South Oxfordshire -------- Original message -------- From: "i_booth via groups.io" <i_booth@...> Date: 22/09/2022 19:38 (GMT+00:00) To: [email protected] Subject: [W650Riders] Hi all, new owner..... Hi all, new owner of a 1999 w650 after many years of large touring and sports machines. Age and wisdom have got the better of me and I'm happy having a blast around the rural roads in Wiltshire UK on my newly acquired machine - really pleased with it and am now beginning to tinker..... Probably an easy answer but I can't see a way to change the gear change pedal height? My past bikes have all had a rod with a right / left hand threaded end which just moved the lever but I can't see it on this one. Any clues appreciated...! Cheers. -- John H. in Omaha 2000 W650 2006 Vino 125 1981 CT110 “The Goin’ Postie Bike!”
[email protected] #188390 Thanks both, Just had a closer look and it really is that simple! I was expecting to see linkages, rods, locknuts etc and as usual, I overcomplicated things! Much appreciated....
TheGoinPostieBike All Messages By This Member #188391 开云体育 Glad I could help. Enjoy! John H. in Omaha toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Sep 23, 2022, at 2:24 AM, i_booth via groups.io <i_booth@...> wrote: ?Thanks both, Just had a closer look and it really is that simple! I was expecting to see linkages, rods, locknuts etc and as usual, I overcomplicated things! Much appreciated.... -- John H. in Omaha 2000 W650 2006 Vino 125 1981 CT110 “The Goin’ Postie Bike!”

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