There are things you can do and things you can’t. Please note.
By changing where you grip the lever, you can explore what works best for you.
Poor leverage, short stroke, heavy feel
If the clutch is light and you don’t fully disengage it very often, it might be okay, but…
The operation might still feel heavy.
Well, you can just move your hand outward on the handlebar.
When the handlebar grip position and lever position align, the fit really improves.
Good leverage, long stroke, light feel
This is an extreme example, but the operation becomes very light.
Since this one has been swapped to a Gale Speed clutch holder as shown in the image, if it doesn’t have easy lever position adjustment, it might be difficult to work with.
Lighter operation makes things easier and lets you focus on riding.
Also check whether the lever contacts switches or anything else.
You can’t squeeze the brake all the way! That’s dangerous, so…
A 10 mm adjustment is rare, so it might not be very practical.
But if you can move it even 3 mm or 5 mm and think, “Oh, maybe about 4% easier to ride?” that’s a good direction. With just a small tweak, your bike becomes more truly yours (*´ω｀*)
