SOURCE: Wire clutch adjustment
Pulling the lever releases the clutch. Disengageing it so you don't go. Ok, in order to engage the clutch fully, you release the lever and you must have at leas 1/4 inch free play.
If it is not going in gear easily, you probably have too much free play and you are not fully disengageing.. There is the possibility of an internal adjust ment Try the above and let me know how or if that works. Clutch lever pulled by closing your fist releases the clutch for shifting.
SOURCE: Hi, I'm owner of 2002 Moto
Hi there.
Often the adjustment of the rear swing-arm, particularly for bikes like yours, requires a special tool, or knowledge of the correct adjustment angle.
A Moto Guzzi dealer would be the best person to speak to regarding this. They may even be able to tell you over the phone what the angle and distance is, and possibly how to adjust it.
Otherwise, taking the bike to them might be the best option.
SOURCE: clutch slips when
Clutch plates could be soaked, and yes you can adjust the pushrod....1st position on handler bars and the second on the bottom right side...there is also a deeply buried third adjustment screw. When you look at it you will see a lock nut on threaded stud with slot head. If you have no results adjusting 1 & 2 loosen them first to adjust # 3.... I hope this helps.
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