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 Nighteyes Dirty Bint

Joined: 05 Aug 2003 Karma :   
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 Posted: 13:08 - 08 Dec 2004 Post subject: NSR advise needed thankyou please. |
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Hi guys, just a quicky while I'm at work
What do you suppose the problem could be when in traffic, say at a roundabout, your bike refuses to go in gears lower than third so the person riding it has to literally walk the bike around until the road is flat enough or on a slope for it to pull off in third gear (those nice taxi's decide to help you round by pushing you along! ).
Fortunately this has not happened to me (since I've not had chance to go on it yet), but my dad who was big and strong enough to walk it around.
Basically he said it is very difficult to drop down the gears, it will go up them fine, but not down into the lower ones.
So what do you think, simple tweaking of a nut type job or mechanic needed?!
Thanks in advance!
Helen  ____________________ My Precioussss!, My Bikes, The Lord & Master, Canis Lupus!
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Its most likely just due to the age of the gearbox and how many miles its done. Changing the oil might help, as might changing the clutch ( might not be fully disengaging).
Otherwise i recommend not block shifting. tell him to try kicking it down gears whist its still moving, rather than stopping in 3rd then trying to change down to 1st.
If ever it won't go in to a gear, try turning it off (with the key) letting the clutch out, pulling it back in, changing down to neutral then starting it again. My old bike used to get stick in second and wouldnt change down unless it was moving, or you let the clutch out.
The bikes old, and old bikes have funny habbits. Lets hope its just his riding style that disagrees with the bike and not an actual problem with the bike!
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Thanks guys we'll give that a try.  ____________________ My Precioussss!, My Bikes, The Lord & Master, Canis Lupus!
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