Sounds to me like the clutch cable could be stretching and getting ready to break or it broke on you. I would check that first, would hate to go thru all the troubleshooting to find it was as simple as needing a new clutch cable.
Heath
Heath
I agree with Heath....easy things first.Heath":2kca7bcq said:Sounds to me like the clutch cable could be stretching and getting ready to break or it broke on you. I would check that first, would hate to go thru all the troubleshooting to find it was as simple as needing a new clutch cable.
Heath
dan filipi":kwb5fxkv said:Has this bike been sitting for a long time?
That would explain the clutch not disengaging because it could be gummed up.
Not coming out of gear when it's not running is throwing me off, that would indicate a jammed shifter mechanism.
Right now, can you go out and shift it through the gears with the engine not running?
Sit on it with the wheels on the ground. by rocking the bike slowly forward and back you should be able to shift down, then back up to neutral then up through all gears and again back down to neutral
I'd try running it on the center stand and run through the gears with the clutched pulled in.
Could be you just need to put some miles on it to free up everything, with fresh oil and filter.
Heath":1qhtqdaz said:Sounds to me like the clutch cable could be stretching and getting ready to break or it broke on you. I would check that first, would hate to go thru all the troubleshooting to find it was as simple as needing a new clutch cable.
Heath
joedrum":2hv6mshe said:clutch isobviously the first place to go here ....tat lever moves alot not a litte so somthing wrong ....take that clutch cover off if you can ....this starting to sound lik an engine out deal ....its not as bad as some make it out to be tho ...ive heard of some that can do amazing things without taking the motor out not me my hands are like clubs :builder: :mrgreen:
toytender01":3alt6150 said:OK let me jump in here....Have you adjusted the free play in the clutch lever ???the lever should have a littel freeplay and then you chould feel the resistance of the clutch springs... the clutch is adjustable at both ends, the upper end at the clutch perch and the lower end on the right side of the engine....I just got back in to town and have not found my manual but i am sure someone here can provied you with that procedure...Make sure that adjustment is correct and thet the cable housing is not compressing when the clutch is pulled.
dan filipi":1y4p2osv said:That looks like enough to me.
Have you tried what I said earlier?
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