Clutch Issues - Why is my bike still moving?
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Clutch Issues - Why is my bike still moving?
I have an '06 F4i and have been riding the bike for 5k miles. I just took the first leg of my trip from California to Alaska, and drove 2k miles on the way up.
After being in Anchorage for about 2 weeks, yesterday I turned on the bike and went to move it from the street to the garage so I wasn't going very fast. What I noticed was that when I was going about 10 mph and let the clutch out completely, the bike would slow down to 6 mph and stay there. Pulling in the clutch and letting it out again made no difference. Needless to say I wasn't applying any throttle at all (I was actually making sure it was turned all the way to 0).
When I'm parked the clutch works as expected. Start up the bike in neutral, switch into first with the clutch in, release the clutch, and the bike jerks forward and dies. The only different thing is that the bike stays at 2.5k rpm even with the clutch out completely while moving.
Someone suggested the bike may have been too cold, so I let it sit idling for 15 min and the problem still happened. I couldn't find anything pinching the throttle or clutch cables either.
Any ideas?
After being in Anchorage for about 2 weeks, yesterday I turned on the bike and went to move it from the street to the garage so I wasn't going very fast. What I noticed was that when I was going about 10 mph and let the clutch out completely, the bike would slow down to 6 mph and stay there. Pulling in the clutch and letting it out again made no difference. Needless to say I wasn't applying any throttle at all (I was actually making sure it was turned all the way to 0).
When I'm parked the clutch works as expected. Start up the bike in neutral, switch into first with the clutch in, release the clutch, and the bike jerks forward and dies. The only different thing is that the bike stays at 2.5k rpm even with the clutch out completely while moving.
Someone suggested the bike may have been too cold, so I let it sit idling for 15 min and the problem still happened. I couldn't find anything pinching the throttle or clutch cables either.
Any ideas?
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