After storing my bike (75 860GT) for the last year and a half, I finally decided to get it out of the garage. Started up fine, warmed up fine, but when I went to shift into first it stalled because the clutch wouldn't dis-engage. The cable isn't broken and the actuating arm moves when I pull in the clutch, but something is obviously very wrong inside. Does anyone have any ideas as to what the problem might be or what to look for before I tear into it?
Thanks
860gt clutch problem
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clutch no worky
Most likely culprit is the clutch basket nut has backed out.
Take side cover of, pull clutch - is the basket moving? Most likely. If yes then take the clutch disks out and tighten up the nut this time using loctite.
If that isn;t the case, perhaps just the clutch disks have stuck so take apart, check the nut, and reassemble this time oiling up all disks as you go.
Take side cover of, pull clutch - is the basket moving? Most likely. If yes then take the clutch disks out and tighten up the nut this time using loctite.
If that isn;t the case, perhaps just the clutch disks have stuck so take apart, check the nut, and reassemble this time oiling up all disks as you go.
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