Gear lever position - RR2015 - Shift assistant Pro

[Nevman]

Tried search but can't find any info. Couldn't find an answer in the manual either.
Can the gear lever position be adjusted? If so, how? It feels a bit too low for me.

Thanks.

 

[Oli]

Yes you can adjust the gear leaver height, using the spline on top of the shift rod

 

[bananaman]

use all adjustment to bring the shift rod/ linkage etc to as close as 90 degrees as possible

 

[Nevman]

Thanks guys. Any chance of a photo showing which nut to turn? Don't want to mess something up.

Cheers.

 

[Oli]

Loosen that screw, and then you can rotate the shift rod to lower or raise the shift lever

 

[Nevman]

Perfect! Thanks!

 

[Nevman]

Loosen that screw, and then you can rotate the shift rod to lower or raise the shift lever

Sorry mate but it doesn't work. I have loosened both but the 'quickshifter' sensor is hitting the casing. Not sure what I can take off and what not. Any ideas?

 

[Oli]

Have you loosened the nut at the base, below the shift assist sensor too?
Sorry I forgot to mention that in my previous post

 

[fast_ryan]

Gear Lever Position

If you loosen the bolt pictured; unplug the Shift Assist Module and then unbolt it from the gear lever (bolt covered by the rubber boot at its base) you can lower or raise its position by rotating it. This will give you a small degree of height adjustment for the gear shift lever.

 

[IMORTAL_Indian]

Loosen that screw, and then you can rotate the shift rod to lower or raise the shift lever

Is that bike in a showroom? It looks waaaaaaaay to clean

 

[Nevman]

Re: Gear Lever Position

Have you loosened the nut at the base, below the shift assist sensor too?
Sorry I forgot to mention that in my previous post

Yes, I did.

If you loosen the bolt pictured; unplug the Shift Assist Module and then unbolt it from the gear lever (bolt covered by the rubber boot at its base) you can lower or raise its position by rotating it. This will give you a small degree of height adjustment for the gear shift lever.

Thanks. Wasn't sure if I should touch it at all. Will give it a go later today probably. Cheers.

 

[dom501]

Hi I don't want to hijack this thread but it is related... Is there any adjustement in the rear brake pedal?

 

[Oli]

Is that bike in a showroom? It looks waaaaaaaay to clean

Haha, not exactly, it's more of a workhorse then a show pony ;p

Thank you for the compliment!

 

[Nevman]

All done! Thanks all for help.

 

[Oli]

All done! Thanks all for help.

Glad it's all sorted now
My apologies for any difficulty, it's been quite some time since I had mine adjusted ...

Now enjoy riding your bike!

 

[Oli]

Hi I don't want to hijack this thread but it is related... Is there any adjustement in the rear brake pedal?

Yes the rear brake pedal is height adjustable, but I would rather others give you details on the procedure.

Are you using OEM rearsets or after market? If after market you can also adjust the length of the levers for you boot size

 

[alex]

The plunger into the rear brake cylinder is adjustable. Undo the black locking nut and rotate the plunger pin.

There's also an adjustable stopper (rest position) you need to move in parallel.


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[Nevman]

Glad it's all sorted now
My apologies for any difficulty, it's been quite some time since I had mine adjusted ...

Now enjoy riding your bike!

No, no problem at all mate. You pointed me in the right direction. Thanks

I have done around 100 miles today and the ride was so much more enjoyable. Cheers.