i posted before about my 2nd gear issue. it pops into neutral when i get on it. now every once in awhile it sticks in gear. the shift lever sticks down and i have to let the clutch out to get it into gear. any help???

 

mines started popping sometimes too(at like 4 months of riding on it -- 10k)

 

I had a similar issue with second gear...although my gears never stuck. Very likely to bea worn shift forkand rounded gears. The sticking gears might imply something up with the shift shaft, shaft arm, or spring - all pieces of the external shifting assembly. Shift forks and external shift assembly can be reached and replaced with the bike together, at least on my F3. Those can be replacedwith out too much headache....butrounded gears, that will get expensive because (most likely) the motor will have to get pulled and torn downto reach them, and you will probably have to replace at least amating pair. Best of luck.

 

recently developed "similiar issue" except mine can "pop/hit neutral" in second/third/4th/5th..
its only when i'm screamin thru the rpms it happens, 8000--10,500 before this happens,,{captian crash}
think it might just be the output shaft with the front sprocket missing a tooth??
its a real b@#$% to be on the bottle and this happens, nos dosent understand the gas has throttle's been cut and theres a
hair delay before whats in the intakes/chambers gets used, in otherwords really working on not throwing all internal parts
through every side of the bike.because it comes out of gear.,

 

i have the same problem with my bike about not grbing second if falls back into neutrulbut only when im riding her hard, if im just cruising ther is no problem

 

captin crash is right on! it is either a bent shift fork and/or worn (dog ears) gears. This is a common problem with second gear as it is the longest throw with the shifting lever. This is caused by either missed shifts, or hard slamming shifts. If you are a experienced mechanic you can fix this for a cost of about $40 for the fork. If you are not a mechanic be prepared to shell out about $800-1000 bucks.