guardrailjim
New member
Adjust the clutch cable.
You've already noticed a problem with the clutch - rebuild it (change the clutch plates).
Adjust the drive chain and check the condition of the rear sprocket damper.
The next step would be to inspect the transmission - they can get damaged even on low mileage bikes from overly aggressive riders (SLAMMING the shift lever thinking he's on a race course).
Are you sure that wasn't you "knocking" down through the gears?
Are you one of those guys that thinks it's not harmful to a transmission when shifting without using the clutch?
The problems you describe are from shifting without using the clutch.
You've already noticed a problem with the clutch - rebuild it (change the clutch plates).
Adjust the drive chain and check the condition of the rear sprocket damper.
The next step would be to inspect the transmission - they can get damaged even on low mileage bikes from overly aggressive riders (SLAMMING the shift lever thinking he's on a race course).
Are you sure that wasn't you "knocking" down through the gears?
Are you one of those guys that thinks it's not harmful to a transmission when shifting without using the clutch?
The problems you describe are from shifting without using the clutch.