What is this yellow switch?
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Pica-Pica said:
r1flyguy1 said:
jjones said:
I'm guess span adjuster .
What he said judging g by the now visible photo Now...in the vein of PH..why do bikes still have clutches? Forgetting the few notable exceptions.
CaptainSlow said:
I have one in exactly the same place but it is red, any ideas what it is?
Same answer, a span adjustable lever.https://www.bikehps.com/acatalog/Brake_and_Clutch_...
Pica-Pica said:
Exactly that.
Now...in the vein of PH..why do bikes still have clutches? Forgetting the few notable exceptions.
As someone who has just moved on from a twist and go to gears. Now...in the vein of PH..why do bikes still have clutches? Forgetting the few notable exceptions.
Gears are ace. Even in London traffic. So much more control and involvement in the actual art of riding.
Rubin215 said:
rigga said:
Rubin215 said:
It's a skill-adjustment switch.
The rider of this bike obviously thinks he's pretty damn good as he has it set quite high...
Position 2 out of 6 disagrees The rider of this bike obviously thinks he's pretty damn good as he has it set quite high...
Since when was No.6 the top setting?
If you're the best you're No, 1.
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