DodahMan
Turbocharged
- Joined
- Jun 12, 2017
- Messages
- 509
- Location
- Coastal South Carolina
- Ride
- Yamaha Roadstar, 2011 Triumph Rocket III Tour
If it were me and I really don't know for sure but I would remove the cable, reposition the pawl so the dimples are aligned and then rotate the pawl clockwise to replace the clutch cable. If it doesn't reach you either need a longer cable or shorter risers. But, you may want to wait for others to chime in.
bob
eta: From the looks of your picture you are moving the pawl the wrong way when you pull in the clutch lever. In other words your pawl is 90 degrees out.
Ok here is a pic I took BEFORE any work was done. Kind of blurry.If it were me and I really don't know for sure but I would remove the cable, reposition the pawl so the dimples are aligned and then rotate the pawl clockwise to replace the clutch cable. If it doesn't reach you either need a longer cable or shorter risers. But, you may want to wait for others to chime in.
bob
eta: From the looks of your picture you are moving the pawl the wrong way when you pull in the clutch lever. In other words your pawl is 90 degrees out.