Last night my bike fired up just fine, the back tie wouldn't roll unless I held cloth in. so I messed with the part that the clutch wire runs 2, the one with the brass piece and the arm it attached t and now no power. Any h help would be awesome as I'm new to this
Bike getting no power
- Thread starter Thinking green
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i adjusted the clutch wire just like it said to and still nothing. How big is it to have the flower nut lined up correctly?
The flower nut should be in the correct place but its not that hard to adjust it.
This thread right here is pretty helpful for adjusting clutch.
http://motorbicycling.com/showthread.php?t=22729
PS: It's not always easy to find specific topics using the search bar! And its also not very hard to just help a guy answer his question!
This thread right here is pretty helpful for adjusting clutch.
http://motorbicycling.com/showthread.php?t=22729
PS: It's not always easy to find specific topics using the search bar! And its also not very hard to just help a guy answer his question!
The first sentence of your question is confusing. Actually that's the way its supposed to work. The rear wheel is engaged to the engine UNLESS you pull the clutch in (squeeze the handlebar lever) DO NOT start messing with the flower nut until you have read and understand exactly what you're doing and how to do it correctly.
From your description I'll have to guess that you tightened the cable too much and the clutch is now disengaged.
Remove the cable from the clutch actuator arm and see if the bike will roll freely. It shouldn't. Then push the clutch arm in with your hand as far as you can and test again. The bike should roll easily unless you release the arm.
Let us know what you find.
Tom
