This is what they show in the manual...long screwdriver at an angle.
Looking at your pictures, I would think it would help to have someone lift,or push down on, the tail in order to shift the location of the shift linkage.
I use a small flathead screwdriver, like from an electronics repair kit or a jewelers screwdriver for both of them. The upper one you have to angle a little to access the adjuster but it’s not hard to do once you figure out the approach angle. The bottom one isn’t an issue, even with a normal flathead.
if it helps, try lifting the rear of the bike (paddock stand) or put weight on it to compress so that the suspension linkages move and allow easier access
But it doesn't really help with the compression screw on the top which is the trickier one to get to, although neither are that hard to get at with a normal screwdriver with the bike on the sidestand.
Awesome!
I think I am going to get this over the Bursig.
With the adapter for the Bursig, it's over 700$.
The sky lift seems more versatile and is about 700$ in the US.
I have used an Abba stand before for my B4 but not the skylift.
Thanks for the pics.
On my 2019 brutale 800 I was able to reach it with an long flat head screw drive with no trouble at all, I had my bike on a track side stand, unless if your model has a different suspension set up, you should be able to adjust with a regular long screw driver.
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