Reverse lever stuck in Position
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have you tried rocking it in gear?
have you tried rocking it in gear?
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hi and welcome to the forum.
If you pull the rubber sleeve off the reverse handle unscrew the Allen bolt.
Pull the handle out, this will reset the reverse system back intoneutral. Then reassemble same, put a bit of grease on the pin and shaft.
hi and welcome to the forum.
If you pull the rubber sleeve off the reverse handle unscrew the Allen bolt.
Pull the handle out, this will reset the reverse system back intoneutral. Then reassemble same, put a bit of grease on the pin and shaft.
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good tip agnogel, you can have problems when the bike is on an incline but i gues sits on the flat if its in your garage
good tip agnogel, you can have problems when the bike is on an incline but i gues sits on the flat if its in your garage
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ziadelsol wrote:
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happer wrote:
If the bolt is tight then you need to find out what is causing it to seem loose and yes normal grease will lube the pin and lever shaft
happer wrote:
why would you need to replace anything if your lever is loose you first need to slid off the rubber cover on the handle and check that the allen bolt is tight, In order to engage reverse you pull the lever out away from the bike then pull it to the upright position and push it back in towards the bike in order to lock the lever, In order to do this the bike has to be in neutral no clutch lever needs to be touched then press and hold the start button its as simple as that,
If the bolt is tight then you need to find out what is causing it to seem loose and yes normal grease will lube the pin and lever shaft
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