Loosen the lever ratio locking screw and use the bottom lever ratio adjustment dial to adjust the lever ratio. Tighten the locking screw after adjustment.
DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN
The smaller the parts of the scale the pointer points to the softer the lever will feel, and the larger markings on the scale will result in a harder lever feel.
Please adjust as appropriate according to individual needs and preference.
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Lever reach(tool free), bite point(with allen key)
Lewis’ patented technology for dual adjustment of lever reach & bite point allows you to customize the feel to your preference for superior performance out on the trails.
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