T7 1 Finger Clutch

[JimmyTheHuman]

On 12/16/2020 at 5:21 PM, Camel ADV said:

Thanks for the support and understanding everyone!

Keep being clear and honest, dont make the same mistake twice and awesome things will happen. It's a unique quality that sets some people apart from others in a competitive world. Everyone notices. Well done to you.

[365moto.eu]

Hi from Italy.

 

Here my One Finger Clutch finally installed !

I bought from Dutch partner:

Rally-Motor.

 

 

[Camel ADV]

On 1/16/2021 at 4:35 AM, 365moto.eu said:

Hi from Italy.

 

Here my One Finger Clutch finally installed !

I bought from Dutch partner:

Rally-Motor.

 

 

Rally Motor NL is a great dealer, we're lucking to have them representing us!

[B15ape 1981]

Just a big thankyou here from the UK i fitted this clutch kit last week and have been out today enjoying it... Its that bloody good and light i dont think im gonna bother fitting a quickshifter

 

Top work boys!!

[Camel ADV]

2 hours ago, B15ape 1981 said:

Just a big thankyou here from the UK i fitted this clutch kit last week and have been out today enjoying it... Its that bloody good and light i dont think im gonna bother fitting a quickshifter

 

Top work boys!!

 

It truly makes me happy when customers are satisfied with their Camel gear purchase!

 

 

[Ol'crazy]

Hi. The dimensions of the OEM push lever are reflected in the attached image. What are the dimensions of the CamelADV push lever? Thanks.

 

 

[Vtamb81]

For those that have installed, what setting are you using?

[AngryNeutron]

1 minute ago, Vtamb81 said:

For those that have installed, what setting are you using?

Middle hole for me...wow that sounds bad without context

[Vtamb81]

37 minutes ago, AngryNeutron said:

Middle hole for me...wow that sounds bad without context

I had to carefully word my question with all you degenerates!

Edited February 20, 2021 by Vtamb81

[365moto.eu]

1 minute ago, Vtamb81 said:

I had to carefully word my question give all you degenerates!

I use the third hole (less effort).

One finger, really one finger (index) and all is fine.

[Hammerhead]

Starting with the middle hole,

but might stick it in the 3rd later... depending how it feels...

you know, If I want a little more friction ...

[Aleksandar13]

@Camel ADVcould you share the UK supplier we should use so that we can avoid duty?

Aleks 

[Alan M]

1 hour ago, Aleksandar13 said:

@Camel ADVcould you share the UK supplier we should use so that we can avoid duty?

Aleks 

https://ruggedroads.co.uk/epages/00cbb604-5d1c-407e-8207-580e14387ec5.mobile/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/00cbb604-5d1c-407e-8207-580e14387ec5/Products/CADVT7OFC&ViewAction=ViewProduct

[Aleksandar13]

6 minutes ago, Alan M said:

https://ruggedroads.co.uk/epages/00cbb604-5d1c-407e-8207-580e14387ec5.mobile/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/00cbb604-5d1c-407e-8207-580e14387ec5/Products/CADVT7OFC&ViewAction=ViewProduct

Ordered the blue on to see how good it is, black wasn't in stock. But blue beringer and blue bike with this blue clutch pull could work nicely. 

Aleks 

[Matth]

Second hole for me. A brill Upgrade. Well done Cory!

[Camel ADV]

1 hour ago, Aleksandar13 said:

Ordered the blue on to see how good it is, black wasn't in stock. But blue beringer and blue bike with this blue clutch pull could work nicely. 

Aleks 

Black sold out quickly, more in the works though.

[Tintop]

Do you have an eta on getting black back in stock?

[Camel ADV]

10 minutes ago, Tintop said:

Do you have an eta on getting black back in stock?

Silver has been a slow mover so we're stripping silver and reanodizing them in black. Hopefully we'll have them back late next week.

[Aleksandar13]

Blue for me... There was no black in stock but I am very happy with the looks... After spending more than 45 miles and adjusting the lever to suit me.. I finally found the position where it works best for me for rev matching and up shifts... I am more interested in the up shifts below 5k where I don't use the quickshifter and in the rev matching department... 

For me it works amazing and it's worth every penny... I'm on the second hole position 

Thank you for great product and quality. 

Aleks 

[Camel ADV]

3 hours ago, Aleksandar13 said:

Blue for me... There was no black in stock but I am very happy with the looks... After spending more than 45 miles and adjusting the lever to suit me.. I finally found the position where it works best for me for rev matching and up shifts... I am more interested in the up shifts below 5k where I don't use the quickshifter and in the rev matching department... 

For me it works amazing and it's worth every penny... I'm on the second hole position 

Thank you for great product and quality. 

Aleks 

Thanks for sharing!

[simonr]

Installed the Camel ADV 1 finger clutch and some Puig short levers. 

I am obviously doing something wrong.
 

Did a short test drive and power was reduced - clutch not fully engaged? 

 

Also, my cable guide is in the most loose position and there is no play at the handlebar side whatsoever.
And yet I still had to use a tiewrap to pull the clutch in order to connect the cable to the lever.
In Corey’s install video the cable has way way more slack.

 

Any suggestions?

[Camel ADV]

1 minute ago, simonr said:

Installed the Camel ADV 1 finger clutch and some Puig short levers. 

I am obviously doing something wrong.
 

Did a short test drive and power was reduced - clutch not fully engaged? 

 

Also, my cable guide is in the most loose position and there is no play at the handlebar side whatsoever.
And yet I still had to use a tiewrap to pull the clutch in order to connect the cable to the lever.
In Corey’s install video the cable has way way more slack.

 

Any suggestions?

 

If you're out of adjustment on the cable guide, I'd bump the clutch arm ahead one spline on the shaft and adjust from there. Definitely don't ride the bike without any cable freeplay, you will cook your clutch!

 

[simonr]

tried moving it up one spline, gives me definitely enough slack. But I cannot find the right balance between free play and enough power to fully disengage the clutch. 

I set the right amount of play at the lever. 
But I feel quite some resistance when turning the wheel by hand with fully clenched lever.

 

think I need a primer in basic clutch maintenance / setup.

[Camel ADV]

8 hours ago, simonr said:

tried moving it up one spline, gives me definitely enough slack. But I cannot find the right balance between free play and enough power to fully disengage the clutch. 

I set the right amount of play at the lever. 
But I feel quite some resistance when turning the wheel by hand with fully clenched lever.

 

think I need a primer in basic clutch maintenance / setup.

Which hole are you using? Since you are using an aftermarket lever, it may slightly adjust the leverage ratio. Also, since it's an adjustable, it may be set too close to the bar to get proper clutch disengagement. 

[simonr]

5 hours ago, Camel ADV said:

Which hole are you using? Since you are using an aftermarket lever, it may slightly adjust the leverage ratio. Also, since it's an adjustable, it may be set too close to the bar to get proper clutch disengagement. 

I use the middle one. Tried it with the lever in all positions, no avail.

I will try later today with the stock lever and see if I can get it to work.

Hope I didn't ruin my clutchplates on the test ride. Could it be that I warped them already? And is that what's causing me trouble to get the right adjustment?

Edited March 21, 2021 by simonr