I'd had a problem for a while with the clutch operating road slipping the clutch lever. Inspection determined that the collar on the road had worn to the extent that any slack in the system could allow it to part company with the lever.
The lever was thankfully OK and not too worn.
The spares section at the factory are nice guys but they hadn't got a Scooby when I enquired about a replacement rod. It was so much better when they were over the road and an old guy would disappear into a recess somewhere and come with exactly what you were after and charge you 25p. Applying a little thought to the job I bought some 6mm threaded rod from Wickes, a clevis linkage off that eBay, added a few nuts out the garage, and came up with this:
The collared nut makes the whole thing a stack easier to adjust.
Time for a test drive.
