Apparently Neutral on my bike is between gears 3 and 4
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Apparently Neutral on my bike is between gears 3 and 4
So weird. I was downshifting to a traffic light on a 55MPH road. When I went from 4th to 3rd, I really didn't press down too hard on the shifter. When I let off the cluth, i was in neutral, however the gears were rattling and grinding: similar to when you slowly try to put your bike in 1st from N. I pulled the clutch back in, pressed down harder, and, what do you know, 3rd gear.
That ever happen to anyone?
That ever happen to anyone?
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RE: Apparently Neutral on my bike is between gears 3 and 4
It happened to me once this weekend. Did not like the feeling when it happened. I think mine has to do with the fact that I adjusted my shift lever when I got my new boots. I was having a hard time getting my foot under the shifter when the boots were new, so I moved it up a bit. Now that the boots are broken in I feel like I am reaching to far to put it into another gear. Both downshifting and uptshifting has become combersome.
That reminds me, I need to go and re-adjust that. Later!
That reminds me, I need to go and re-adjust that. Later!
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RE: Apparently Neutral on my bike is between gears 3 and 4
I think this happened to me once last year. I was "racing" a friend in his toyota corola with 5 people jammed in it and I think I redlined it and was in 2nd or 3rd gear and then tried to drop it back down a gear as I slowed and all I heard was this sound like wheel of fortune only much more horriffic! It was like click click click click click click when I tried to push the shifter down and I freaked out thinking I broke my bike I let the clutch out and the bike was like it was in neutral. I made it to like 10mph and then I got it back into gear but it was scary. I've always had transmission problems with this thing though, when I stop very very quickly the bike downshifts for me. I hold in the clutch and it just goes clunk clunk clunk clunk from 6th to like 3rd or 2nd never all the way to first though.
Oh well
Oh well
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