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Richard Angelino
9m
It is fine. Search Youtube for "how a motorcycle transmission works". The clutch takes the drive pressure off the input shaft to make it easier for the spline drive dogs to engage with a gear. As you discovered, as long as there isn't drive pressure on the gear, you can shift without the clutch. Some caution is warranted though, transmission work is expensive.
Is my tranmission ruined?
Armon "Nuc-Kle" Brown
2d
Thanx
04-(12-14)-2K24 Celebrating my Birthday n Galveston, TX
Armon "Nuc-Kle" Brown
2d
Thanx
04-(12-14)-2K24 Celebrating my Birthday n Galveston, TX
Armon "Nuc-Kle" Brown
2d
lookz like an ova-sized mini bike
The future is now?
Armon "Nuc-Kle" Brown
2d
like ur helmet
Finally managed to ride! The season has begun
Armon "Nuc-Kle" Brown
2d
he jump'd on the 1st he saw, let's ryde boss
Hey mate, that’s MY bike!
Armon "Nuc-Kle" Brown
2d
wat a gr8 taste bug-a-lious
Riding in the evening sure isnt a good idea
Armon "Nuc-Kle" Brown
2d
😆
Riding in the UK this morning! Still fun 🤣
Armon "Nuc-Kle" Brown
2d
that's got 2 suc & it's April wow
April 23. How's the season so far, fellow riders?
Jean Claude
2d
doesnt really look like they are glaced but its hard to tell from the picture. what i can tell you from the picture is that your brakes need maintenance. the wear is very uneven wich leads me to believe that your pistons dont apply the same pressure. that could also be the reason why the brakes are screetching.
Are my brake pads glazed??
Tony
3d
Atleast your okay.
Always check your tire pressure after getting new tires.
Random
3d
Hahaha. I was sitting right there at turn 15 when that happened.
Hey mate, that’s MY bike!
RideTwix
4d
Assuming it's not rusting through, ie the rust has affected the tank structurally, you can just chuck some nuts and bolts and screws in the tank, and shake it or set up a jig to keep it tumbling to remove loose rust. Then buy a fuel tank sealer, which is basically an epoxy coating which you pour in the tank and move it around and pour out the excess, and it creates new coating inside the tank.
How much rust is too much in the fuel tank?
Adam Sarros
4d
Try acetone. There are nail polish removers that are 100% acetone. It's less polar than rubbing alcohol so it should do better at dissolving the glue. If you're concerned with the finish of your helmet you could test it on a small spot somewhere less noticeable first. I don't think it will affect the helmet though.
Removing Shoei Residue
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