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Old Nov 24, 2007 | 01:12 AM
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Default cbr f2 shifting problems

Hey,
I got a 93 cbr f2 and it will not down shift to 1st gear after I've shifted to 3rd or higher. My bikes got 9k miles on it and it hasnt gotten a clutch job yet, so I think it could be the clutch slip but it would cause trouble for all gears right? Also, it took a rightside fall recently and I hope that wouldn't have bend any of the linkages, which may cause this problem. Any suggestions what it could be? If I needed to get back to first, how do you do a smooth clutchless downshift to 1st?
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Old Nov 24, 2007 | 10:20 AM
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Default RE: cbr f2 shifting problems

Clutchless DOWN-shifting is hard to get done on the older CBR's, and I assume most any bike without a slipper clutch, or a race transmission.

Plus you want to use the clutch for DOWN shifts, as this avoids the dreaded over-rev and wheel hop you will get from sloppy shift work.

The desirable clutchless shifting you want is UP-SHIFTING.

Still, with the recent fall you've had I would check the linkage.

If your bike shifts fine with the clutch used, then you are fine and G2G. (Good To Go)



 
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Old Nov 25, 2007 | 03:06 PM
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Default RE: cbr f2 shifting problems

see my recent thread under newbies[/align][/align]regards[/align][/align]ken[/align]
 
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