DuneBooZeR Posted August 1, 2011 Report Posted August 1, 2011 Alright, so about a month ago I was riding and my bike decided she didn't want to shift anymore. My bike wouldn't go in to any gear so I took the cover off when i got home. The clutch was dunzo. I swapped it out with a new tusk clutch and put the bike back together. I drove my bike around the neighborhood and it shifted fine through all the gears. I thought I was good to go. I went out this past weekend and my bike was doing great until an hour or so into riding, I only had 1st gear and N. So I took the cover off again and the clutch seems fine. Do you think it is an adjustment issue? Tranny? simple fix? I'm all ears.. Thanks Quote
bansheesandrider Posted August 1, 2011 Report Posted August 1, 2011 Alright, so about a month ago I was riding and my bike decided she didn't want to shift anymore. My bike wouldn't go in to any gear so I took the cover off when i got home. The clutch was dunzo. I swapped it out with a new tusk clutch and put the bike back together. I drove my bike around the neighborhood and it shifted fine through all the gears. I thought I was good to go. I went out this past weekend and my bike was doing great until an hour or so into riding, I only had 1st gear and N. So I took the cover off again and the clutch seems fine. Do you think it is an adjustment issue? Tranny? simple fix? I'm all ears.. Thanks Check your shift shaft adjustment, you should do this anytime the clutch cover is off. Get a service manual and use the search function on here. Quote
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