Royal Enfield Himalayan CLUTCH LEVER FREE PLAY ADJUSTMENTS

A quick step by step look at how I adjust the free play from the clutch lever on My Royal Enfield Himalayan.
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[@mar0364]

In my opinion you deliver the best “How to” content.

[@JollyPeanut]

Thanks buddy.

[@johnherian781]

I use 2 or 3 mm Allen wrench to measure the gap.

[@XploreRides]

Wonderful.. Test ride over👍🏼.. Love from India 👍🏼

[@JollyPeanut]

Thanks. Love from California.

[@ahmedbakiri3724]

Thanks for information

[@Kemrer]

Thank you

[@bobsanches6057]

Thank you very much

[@GETGRIP]

very informative nice work :)

[@JollyPeanut]

Thanks buddy.

[@adventureswithfarmertroy]

Informative video . . . THANKS! P.S. How many miles on your Himalayan these days?

[@JollyPeanut]

Not many off the top of my head about 1,600 It's still like new. Thanks buddy.

[@adventureswithfarmertroy]

@@JollyPeanut ... Yeah, it still looks pretty new. Mine has around 5600 miles. Cheers!

[@JollyPeanut]

@@adventureswithfarmertroy Wow thats good going especially as its laid up for winter. If you have not already i would order spare clutch & throtle cables so you have them at hand when you need them, lots of things in general are in short supply right now although i am pretty sure you can still get those cables..Cheers buddy.