Wilsons Sandbox

Posted: **Sat Apr 15, 2000 2:51 am**

Aloha, I was wondering if anyone out there has had this problem. Sometimes when I am slowing and begin to downshift, my first plunge on the shifter gives me a dead gear. By this I mean, it's like I'm in neutral and can't get a gear unless I squeeze the clutch again like an old fashioned "double clutch" proceedure for a big truck. Any thoughts on this matter? Appreciate the feedback. Lost in Space, Eric A 8

Posted: **Fri Jul 11, 2003 9:15 pm**

While riding my bike yesterday my KLR got stuck in 3rd gear. I can't get it into anyother gear or neutral. One minute thing were okay. I downshifted while stopping at a red lite. When it turned green a started up shifting. Got to 3rd. And it got stuck. Had to ride home in one gear. Any ideas on what could have happened?

Posted: **Sat Jul 12, 2003 6:52 am**

--- In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "kgeo52" wrote:

> > While riding my bike yesterday my KLR got stuck in 3rd gear. I can't > get it into anyother gear or neutral. One minute thing were okay. I > downshifted while stopping at a red lite. When it turned green a > started up shifting. Got to 3rd. And it got stuck. Had to ride home

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> one gear. > > Any ideas on what could have happened?

It could be that there is a fracture of the stock shifter, take a close look and see if that's the case. Very likely as it happens to LOTS of people.Reweld the old part to reuse as a spare, and call Fred Hink at Arrowhead Motorsports to get the OEM shifter replaced Fast. Conall '93, '95 KLR http://www.klr650.cc

Posted: **Sat Jul 12, 2003 12:17 pm**

Guy B. Young II - COG Tech. Ed. wrote:

>Can anyone tell me if the Acerbis Rally Pro Guards will fit over the stock >levers OK, or do the levers need to be shortened? > >Fred? > >TIA > >Guy > > > >

Before you go cutting off the lever ends, keep in mind the aluminum bar is very soft- the rally-pro's will "fit" just about anything with a bit of persuasion. With a bench vise and a big wrench (don't use a hammer to bend them), I was able to make them fit just fine. If you are expecting to ride tight woods, or lots of lane-splitting, trimming down the levers and the bar ends may get you 1" or 1.5" off each bar end Devon A15-Z

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