Roadside Repair
On the way to work this morning right by the newlands traffic circle it felt like my clutch cable snapped. In actual fact it was my clutch lever that broke.
I was superlucky to have a spare one in my topbox. However i wasn't sure i actually had the tools to replace it. But again luck was on my side.
I had the little torx screw that comes with the standard toolkit and a shifting spanner.
I was back on the road in less than 10 min.
Now the only reason I actually had a spare lever was that when I bought these cheap levers from Startline someone told me they were quite brittle, so I got 2 - just in case. Today my decision was justified. woop woop.
roadside repair
lever
Well done on fixing the lever.
I need to see myself if I can do the same specialy when you are in the middle of nowhere.
Will practice at home. Do I need to know any short cuts or suggestions
nope it's very easy.
kinda like changing brake levers on a BMX.
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