Victory Motorcycles Classic Cruiser 2002 Service Manual page 30

CABLE LUBRICATION
The cables used on the motorcycle require periodic
lubrication for smooth operation and longevity.
Inspect cables for smooth movement and external
damage. Inspect the exposed inner cable (A) for
fraying, damage or rust. Replace any damaged cables.
Disconnect one end of the cable to be lubricated. Use
Victory Cable Lubricant or a commercially available
cable lubricant. The end of the cable (B) should also be
lubricated at this time with Victory all purpose grease.
Throttle cable.
S
Clutch cable.
S
Fast idle cable.
S
Seat release cable.
S
Victory All Purpose Grease: 2872187
CONTROL LEVER PIVOT LUBRICATION
Lubricate brake lever and clutch lever pivot points at
intervals listed on periodic maintenance chart.
1. Remove right side mirtror, brake lever pivot nut and
pin.
2. Remove clutch and brake levers and clean old
lubricant and dirt from pivot bolt, lever and housing.
3. Lubricate areas (C) with Victory All Purpose Grease
on both clutch lever and brake lever.
4. If removed, install brake master cylinder push rod
with large radius oriented toward lever, and small
radius toward master cylinder.
5. Reinstall brake lever, lever pivot pin, and nut.
6. Torque lever pivot pin first, using a 4mm hex socket.
7. Hold the pivot pin stationary and torque nut using
a 10mm socket to specification below.
8.
Check front brake lever movement.
9. Front brake lever is self-adjusting. Refer to page
2.10 to inspect freeplay.
10. Install and adjust RH mirror.
11. Reinstall the clutch lever, lever pivot pin, and nut.
12. Torque clutch lever nut to specification above.
13. Adjust clutch lever freeplay as shown on page 2.13.
TORQUE:
Brake and Clutch Lever Pivot Pin and Nut:
5 ft-lbs (52 inch-pounds) (6 Nm)
MAINTENANCE
C
C
D
E
B
A
Push Rod:
Large end
toward lever
2.9