Thanks for the video! The MME instructions didn't say anything about removing the stock plastic piston rod so I thought I had received the wrong lever until I watched this.
great vid, there's conflicting fitment information on alot of the sites that sell these, I wasnt sure which model I needed for my 2009 KTM 450 EXC but you have made it clear my bike takes the B2C just like the one you are installing, thanks for sharing your info
Beware, this lever is very finicky and adjustment changes when the engine is hot. If the bike is doing any sort of hard clutching over several hours, you can easily smoke the clutch plates! I found out the hard way. Set screws are known to move in/out so use a thread locking compound for best results.
dan.e, could you please measure the piston rod that came with B2C clutch lever? Unfortunately, I bought used B2C without orginal midwest piston rod. Currently I'm using rod from brembo and the clutch lever feels the same like standard brembo lever.
Are you using the OEM piston rod or the one that comes with the lever? Also, have you adjusted the engagement point i.e. set it so it disengages before the lever is pulled all the way into the bars? The problem I had with this lever is I found the engagement point changed depending on how hot the engine was.
Hi! Have you ever had any problems with the torque of the fuzzy clutch? I don't know how to properly call it sticky grip and not a sharp blow when it is squeezed.
No, but I didn’t keep the lever on for very long. I didn’t like that the engagement point kept changing depending on how cold or hot the clutch got. I went back to the original Brembo lever and added washers to the clutch spring bolts to lighten the pull instead.
Hi, thanks for a good video. Got one question for you though, will the pull position change from the original lever? like do you need to pull the lever all the way into the bar before it disengage the clutch? Best regards
@@danssubscriptions adjustable distance from bars, but what I think the real question is; is the travel that's required MORE to get same action. Engineering or mechanical physics tells me if it's easier to pull (and it will when pivot and pull points are closer) this translates into the travel to be longer to get equal clutch disengagement.
I have one in my 300 exc, but it’s position is quite far from handle bars meaning I really need to stretch my finger out to grab. I bought the bike with it installed. How do you adjust it so it’s closer to the bars?
I’ve managed to improve it slightly. But what I’ve also noticed is the bike engages much quicker as you release the clutch, which I prefer. Feels stronger down low now.
Dan, we over at AltRider have made a new lever and solved the adjustment issue with a very nice thumb wheel for the exact reason you go rid of the MME version. email info@ and I would like to set you up and get you opinion.
Doug M3 the pull is definitely lighter than stock. I’d say more like 30% lighter. I used the lever for a couple of months but didn’t end up keeping it as I didn’t like the way the point of engagement changed as the clutch temperature changed. For example I had it setup to engage//disengage about 5-10mm from my fingers, but as the day went on and the engine temperature increased, so to did the engagement/disengagement point i.e. it would end up being 20-25mm away from my fingers. I’ve got mates who use them and just find a middle ground and get used to it. I didn’t like it and wanted the same action all the time. I ended up going back to the stock Brembo lever but added 1.39mm thick washers between the clutch springs and bolts to lighten the pull instead. It works for me.
@@danssubscriptions thanks for the update on this, that would be really annoying considering muscle memory is everything. I nearly bough one! Thinking twice now and considering the price here in Oz!!
C Fuhry bear in mind this was my experience with my bike. A lot of people like them and either haven’t had the same experience, or are willing to accept it.
I lost the engagement adjustment screw behind the piston. This has rendered the lever useless and i can't seem to find any screw size type ect. Thant will replace it.