Fabian
Well-Known Member
I was not the originator of the idea.
When experiencing the same problems you have encountered with overly heavy clutch lever pressure force, i used the "search" function on the website to research available options. Someone else had come up with a roller guide system, so i just copied the idea; modifying it to work with the SickBikeParts shift kit; and to allow the clutch roller assembly to remain fixed on the shift kit when removing the clutch cover.
With using a Teflon coated inner cable and an outer cable with a Teflon core and the clutch roller wheel system, you can pull in the clutch lever with your little finger.
These links are just example of what is available, but other brands will achieve the same result. The principle of gear shift cables is also used in brake cables. I have just included the link to show you how the outer cable is constructed with a Teflon inner core:
http://www.mec.ca/product/5023-564/alligator-1.5mm-stainless-steel-teflon-brake-cable/
http://www.vertebr.ae/ultimate-cable-housing-faq/
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