Trdollarhyde
Husqvarna
B Class
Seriously, I cannot even BEGIN to reach that bolt with anything.
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Adjusting shifter on 2009 TE250?
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Husqvarna
AndrewS
Husqvarna
AA Class
IIRC, you can hold the shifter in the up position, which gives you enough room to get an 8 (or is it 10?)mm 1/4" drive socket in there.
The problem I found is that even moving the shifter up one notch meant that it would rub against the chain when upshifting.
It's pretty annoying as I find the shifter too short, and too low.
The problem I found is that even moving the shifter up one notch meant that it would rub against the chain when upshifting.
It's pretty annoying as I find the shifter too short, and too low.
Trdollarhyde
Husqvarna
B Class
AndrewS;136731 said:
I totally agree. I find that when I shift I either have to flick my knee out and foot up, hoping I catch it with the rim of my boot, or scoot up till my nuts are hugging the gas cap so I can fit the toe under the shifter.
andy j
Husqvarna
AA Class
i found the gear lever on my 310 2010my way too tight for my size tens (UK) i had one of these shipped all the way from oz to the uk..
its an original lever with an extended tip a bit pricey
works great and have been using this all year.. stnads up to good abuse
no more hitting the gear lever by accident when going over bumps and makes changing up much easier..
its down the list
red tip extended 15mm..
http://www.husky.com.au/html/products/parts/parts.htm
or
rick ramesy modified his with washes its on his page somewhere.
http://www.rickramsey.net/TE310mods.htm
regards
Andy
te 310
its an original lever with an extended tip a bit pricey
works great and have been using this all year.. stnads up to good abuse
no more hitting the gear lever by accident when going over bumps and makes changing up much easier..
its down the list
red tip extended 15mm..
http://www.husky.com.au/html/products/parts/parts.htm
or
rick ramesy modified his with washes its on his page somewhere.
http://www.rickramsey.net/TE310mods.htm
regards
Andy
te 310
firebolter
Husqvarna
AA Class
I use a small 8mm ratcheted box wrench I got from sears for the shifter bolt. I have these in 8/10/11/12/13/14 mm and they are awesome. You can find them all over and Amazon has them for pretty cheap.
