does clutch handle change require bleeding?

[minsc_tdp]

Crashed into a car at very low speeds. No major damage, just the front fender and the bike fell on its left side (far less fairing damage then when I dropped it on its right side!)

The clutch handle broke off. I just replaced it and during this, the pin came out quite a bit. My brother told me his Yamaha was similar and required a clutch bleed afterward due to the pin coming out so far.

I haven't started it yet to feel it, because I'm lazy, I thought I'd ask here first.

[BUSA_CHeMiST]

ive replaced a few clutch levers on mine and others, never had to bleed. Will wait orund for others to chimne in, but i would say NO

[BUSA_CHeMiST]

oh, and welcome to the boards!! Post up some pics of the scoot, we love pics!

[8Daytona8]

Heck no!!!

[8Daytona8]

This was just touched on. If there isn't any leaks from it not a prob! B carfull of the safety switch though!!! Here ya go.. BTW

[minsc_tdp]

Thanks all.

Pics here:
http://knepfler.com/busa

[8Daytona8]

Sweet bike  

You got a bunch of stuff on her for not havin a manual. Sliders and vent guards will add alot.

 

[BigBSBusa]

Should not require a bleed. Just bolt-on and go.

[BA BUSA]

No bleeding required

[ozz]

hopefully you werent bleeding

[minsc_tdp]

Thanks, I didn't do any real work to her myself, I bought it used, the previous owner added a lot of chrome.

Too late for sliders, already dropped on each side, damage done.

As for vent guards, are they just aesthetic or do they have some function?

[BA BUSA]

(minsc_tdp @ Oct. 01 2006,05:14)

Fairing screens

they are just for looks