tendonitis in clutch hand

[JGoody]

Originally Posted by tkent02

Changing the lever to get more mechanical advantage may help too, or perhaps using a longer lever on the other end down by the clutch. This is a common mod done on other bikes.
How about those really expensive fancy aftermarket levers they sell in the bike shops?

I think I'm going to try the Moose Racing box for $40. It fits between the clutch perch and the cable and apparently has pulleys or gears to give some mechanical advantage -- and I'm assuming it'll be easily reversible. What I'd really like is something more on the theory of the throttle tamer -- easier pull at the start and then maybe easier to hold in at the fully "in" position -- like a compound hunting bow. Not sure if the Moose has that "cam effect" or just reduces pull effort linearly. Pazzo levers may be in my future too.
http://www.mooseracing.com/catalog.j...67&startPage=1

[Lensgrinder]

Originally Posted by JGoody

I think I'm going to try the Moose Racing box for $40. It fits between the clutch perch and the cable and apparently has pulleys or gears to give some mechanical advantage -- and I'm assuming it'll be easily reversible. What I'd really like is something more on the theory of the throttle tamer -- easier pull at the start and then maybe easier to hold in at the fully "in" position -- like a compound hunting bow. Not sure if the Moose has that "cam effect" or just reduces pull effort linearly. Pazzo levers may be in my future too.
http://www.mooseracing.com/catalog.j...67&startPage=1

To fit the EZ Pull clutch I had to modify the perch to accept the larger diameter on one of the cable housings.
To reverse it you would need a bushing to re adapt to the smaller BMW OEM cable housing to the perch.