N naronmyo New Member Jul 30, 2023 #1 It’s reviving up high and my wheel is spinning like I’m hitting the throttle so I tightened it and it quieted down but the wheel still spins
It’s reviving up high and my wheel is spinning like I’m hitting the throttle so I tightened it and it quieted down but the wheel still spins
Greg58 Well-Known Member Jul 30, 2023 #2 Welcome to the forum, it sounds like you need to lower the idle or the clutch is not releasing.
N naronmyo New Member Jul 30, 2023 #3 Greg58 said: Welcome to the forum, it sounds like you need to lower the idle or the clutch is not releasing. Click to expand... I lowered the idle but how do you get the clutch to release?
Greg58 said: Welcome to the forum, it sounds like you need to lower the idle or the clutch is not releasing. Click to expand... I lowered the idle but how do you get the clutch to release?
Greg58 Well-Known Member Jul 30, 2023 #4 Most clutches have springs that make them release, you may have to take a look inside to see the problem.
Most clutches have springs that make them release, you may have to take a look inside to see the problem.
Greg58 Well-Known Member Jul 30, 2023 #5 I would try rolling the bike back and forth without the engine running, maybe that will make the clutch release.
I would try rolling the bike back and forth without the engine running, maybe that will make the clutch release.
Venice Motor Bikes Custom Builder / Dealer/Los Angeles Jul 30, 2023 #6 Does the clutch spin nice & free when the engine is turned off? If so?, there's nothing wrong with the clutch & you simply need to lower the idle speed a little more. If the clutch doesn't spin nice & free when the engine is turned off?, then there's something stuck inside the clutch.
Does the clutch spin nice & free when the engine is turned off? If so?, there's nothing wrong with the clutch & you simply need to lower the idle speed a little more. If the clutch doesn't spin nice & free when the engine is turned off?, then there's something stuck inside the clutch.
Sidewinder Jerry Well-Known Member Jul 30, 2023 #7 It's help to know what kit/engine you had installed.