Problems to find neutral in GSXR SRAD 97/98
Ricardo Normand
I have a GSXR750 SRAD 97/98 and I'm having some problems to find neutral
position just when the bike is stop. I changed all components of my clutch
system but the problem persist.
Does anyone know how can I solve this problem ?
My bike has 15.500 miles.
Thanks,
Ricardo Normand - ric...@palladion.com.br
Sigma
<ric...@palladion.com.br> wrote:
> Hi folks,
> I have a GSXR750 SRAD 97/98 and I'm having some problems to find neutral
> position just when the bike is stop. I changed all components of my clutch
> system but the problem persist.
> Does anyone know how can I solve this problem ?
> My bike has 15.500 miles.
> Thanks,
How long have you been riding? Sometimes it's tough to figure out the
gears if you're new. Otherwise, I've found that it's almost impossible to
shift gears at all when at a complete stop--the bike needs to be moving at
least a little in order for the gears to switch. Try gently rocking the
bike forward or back when trying to change the gear. Or just switch into
the gear you want while still moving as you're coming to a stop. I hope
it wasn't too expensive if this is really the solution.
. . . . . . .......... . . . . . .
Marcus DaSilva DoD#2127 1993 XJ600 Seca II "Gracie" Bridgewater, NJ
"If I listened to everything that they said to me, I wouldn't be here..."
D Lamar
gear you want, even neutral, before you stop. Quit making mountains out of
mole hills.
Don
Ricardo Normand wrote in message <78kce7$fin$1...@usenet.pop-mg.rnp.br>...
>Hi folks,
>I have a GSXR750 SRAD 97/98 and I'm having some problems to find neutral
>position just when the bike is stop. I changed all components of my clutch
>system but the problem persist.
>Does anyone know how can I solve this problem ?
>My bike has 15.500 miles.
>Thanks,
>
>Ricardo Normand - ric...@palladion.com.br
>
>
>
>
>
Rodrigezz
Ricardo Normand schrieb:
>
> I have a GSXR750 SRAD 97/98 and I'm having some problems to find neutral
> position just when the bike is stop. I changed all components of my clutch
> system but the problem persist.
Hi,
I think the bike has a Oil-bath-Clutch? Are you using the right oil?
did you really change all components? Also the "clutch basket" and the hub?
Cu, Franz
glenmark
and alls well , second i like to hit neutral as i come to the stop b4 i get
there as is sometimes easieer
Sigma wrote in message ...
>In article <78kce7$fin$1...@usenet.pop-mg.rnp.br>, "Ricardo Normand"
><ric...@palladion.com.br> wrote:
>
>> Hi folks,
>> I have a GSXR750 SRAD 97/98 and I'm having some problems to find neutral
>> position just when the bike is stop. I changed all components of my
clutch
>> system but the problem persist.
>> Does anyone know how can I solve this problem ?
>> My bike has 15.500 miles.
>> Thanks,
>
CainBJ
>> I have a GSXR750 SRAD 97/98
>How long have you been riding?
Not bloody long if he referrs to the bike as an "SRAD".
Something in me always cringes when I hear someone say,
"yeah, I've got one of those new Suzuki SRADs!"
See? It's cringing right now, isn't it?
B.S. Ben
Anders Nilsson
>I have a GSXR750 SRAD 97/98 and I'm having some problems to find neutral
>position just when the bike is stop. I changed all components of my clutch
>system but the problem persist.
>Does anyone know how can I solve this problem ?
>My bike has 15.500 miles.
>Thanks,
Try adjusting the chain. Sometimes when the chain gets to slack, neutral can
be hard to find when the bikes not rolling...
A pretty common phenomena on many bikes...
Anders
Dan Nitschke
> Try adjusting the chain. Sometimes when the chain gets to slack, neutral can
> be hard to find when the bikes not rolling...
>
> A pretty common phenomena on many bikes...
Not mine. ;)
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Rick Damiani
wrote:
>Anders Nilsson wrote:
>
>> Try adjusting the chain. Sometimes when the chain gets to slack, neutral can
>> be hard to find when the bikes not rolling...
>>
>> A pretty common phenomena on many bikes...
>
>Not mine. ;)
Yeah, but you can't coutersteer yours without the counter-wheelie
option, and then the front wheel won't come down.
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