New owner questions - clutch, throttle grip
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New owner questions - clutch, throttle grip
2 quick questions I want to throw out and see if either of these rings a bell with anyone...
1. Starting the engine with the clutch pulled in and in first gear... When I hit the starter, I can feel a slight "jerk" - as if the the clutch is not totally disengaged. Yet, no creep at a stoplight, etc.
2. Letting off the throttle,the engine speed doesn't go entirely down - I can twist the throttle away from me (just a hair) and further lower the engine speed. It's as if the spring on the throttle grip could be just a little stronger.
Am I obsessing? (Probably.)
1. Starting the engine with the clutch pulled in and in first gear... When I hit the starter, I can feel a slight "jerk" - as if the the clutch is not totally disengaged. Yet, no creep at a stoplight, etc.
2. Letting off the throttle,the engine speed doesn't go entirely down - I can twist the throttle away from me (just a hair) and further lower the engine speed. It's as if the spring on the throttle grip could be just a little stronger.
Am I obsessing? (Probably.)
#2
RE: New owner questions - clutch, throttle grip
If the engine is cold, you may feel a slight pull from the primary oil being cold and a bit thicker causing drag on the clutch plates, but I would adjust the clutch just the same.
As far as the throttle problem, check to see if the throttle lock under the grip is fully released. This has caused this problem for a few also. Otherwise your cables may be dragging and in need of a lubrication.
As far as the throttle problem, check to see if the throttle lock under the grip is fully released. This has caused this problem for a few also. Otherwise your cables may be dragging and in need of a lubrication.
#3
RE: New owner questions - clutch, throttle grip
If the engine is cold, you may feel a slight pull from the primary oil being cola and a bit thicker causing drag on the clutch plates,
check to see if the throttle lock under the grip is fully released. This has causea this problem for a few also. Otherwise your cables may be dragging and in need of a lubrication.
thanks!
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