Bike stops when put in gear
#1
Bike stops when put in gear
I recently bought a honda cbr 954 rr, 03 model.
Sometimes, specially during afternoons, when I try to put the bike into gear, the engine shuts off.
The bike starts fine in neutral, I let it idle for a couple of secs, as soon as I put into gear (I am holding full clutch), the engine just cuts off. It happens when I try to put into 1st or 2nd gear.
If I try to hold the clutch and start the bike, it doesnt start at all. The engine doesnt even try, its kinda dead.
Right now, I am missing my lunch, because the bike fails to start !
Sometimes, specially during afternoons, when I try to put the bike into gear, the engine shuts off.
The bike starts fine in neutral, I let it idle for a couple of secs, as soon as I put into gear (I am holding full clutch), the engine just cuts off. It happens when I try to put into 1st or 2nd gear.
If I try to hold the clutch and start the bike, it doesnt start at all. The engine doesnt even try, its kinda dead.
Right now, I am missing my lunch, because the bike fails to start !
#2
RE: Bike stops when put in gear
First, make sure your kick stand is all the way up before putting it into gear -- there should be a sensor that detects whether or not the kick stand is up or not. If the kickstand is down and you shift the bike into gear, it'll shut it off.
If the kick stand is up, you may want to ensure the spring is bringing it all the way up. Otherwise, your kick stand sensor may be going bad.
If the kick stand is up, you may want to ensure the spring is bringing it all the way up. Otherwise, your kick stand sensor may be going bad.
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RE: Bike stops when put in gear
ORIGINAL: R Navigator
First, make sure your kick stand is all the way up before putting it into gear -- there should be a sensor that detects whether or not the kick stand is up or not. If the kickstand is down and you shift the bike into gear, it'll shut it off.
If the kick stand is up, you may want to ensure the spring is bringing it all the way up. Otherwise, your kick stand sensor may be going bad.
First, make sure your kick stand is all the way up before putting it into gear -- there should be a sensor that detects whether or not the kick stand is up or not. If the kickstand is down and you shift the bike into gear, it'll shut it off.
If the kick stand is up, you may want to ensure the spring is bringing it all the way up. Otherwise, your kick stand sensor may be going bad.
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