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Is it not that your clutch plates have seized together?
To sort it, ride along in first gear at (say) 25mph or so, and then (with the clutch out) deliberately lock the rear wheel by pressing hard on the back brake.
This should snap any seized plates apart and restore your ability to shift.
Assuming it's not being caused by something else, of course. ____________________ Yamaha SZR660 Caution to the wind, the throttle pinned!
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Just to clarify my post there, you mustn't pull the clutch lever in whilst you do that, or else you won't achieve anything. Do it with the lever out. ____________________ Yamaha SZR660 Caution to the wind, the throttle pinned! |
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Stuck clutch plates wouldn't stop him changing from 1st to 2nd it would stop him being able to engage any gear at standstill with the engine running. He's been riding around so the clutch must be working.
The gearchange problem sounds like you have something wrong with the shift pawl or selector drum. Can you select neutral?
The rear brake could be either the rear brake pedal is seized on the pivot, or the brake cam is seizing in the rear brake backplate, or (most likely) you have worn grooves in the brake shoe wearing-surfaces (mild steel plates on the end of the brake shoes). If it's the grooves you need to remove the shoes and turn them over. Best idea is to drop the rear wheel off strip the whole brake system out and service it. ____________________ a.k.a 'Geri'
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 19 years, 2 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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