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Old 05-04-2004, 1:09 PM
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brake res rubs fairing stay
just a tad when forks turned to the right lock. Anyone elses?

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Re: brake res rubs fairing stay
I'm guessing you are using the stock clipons?
If so, just adjust the lever/mounting position, and this should alleviate the problem.
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Re: brake res rubs fairing stay
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If so, just adjust the lever/mounting position, and this should alleviate the problem.
I can hear it now, "My wrists hurt, why?"
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Re: brake res rubs fairing stay
I had clearance problems when I had the fairing stay that came with the Ohlins damper. No problems I can remember with the stock clipons and fairing stay.
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Re: brake res rubs fairing stay
Had the same problem after I adjusted my levers downward. Fixed it by tweaking (bending) the reservoir bracket a bit.
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Re: brake res rubs fairing stay
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Had the same problem after I adjusted my levers downward. Fixed it by tweaking (bending) the reservoir bracket a bit.
Same here. I had my levers pointing down and Vortex clipons... Seemed the clutch and the brake would rub...
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Re: brake res rubs fairing stay
I dont think the bike has been changed since new WRT the clipons etc. Either I never noticed it, or something has CHANGED... The clipons seem to be fairly symmetrical.
Im not going to lose any sleep over it though. Thanks all for the replies!
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Re: brake res rubs fairing stay
Mine was like that too...straight from Honda...just a tweak, and we are good!
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