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Signs of a bad clutch - 4/27/2006 6:33:10 AM   
MT Wallet

 

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How do you know when your clutch is wearing out, needs replacement?


Lately on hills...if I take off from a stop and I am in first gear, with the clutch pulled all the way in....I have a hard time getting the bike to move.... I let the clutch out slow as usual and give it gas but it seems like the bike is almost about to stall.

I have to give it way more revs, like past 2000 rpm to get the bike moving.

Am I doing something wrong? Or is something wrong with my bike?

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RE: Signs of a bad clutch - 4/27/2006 8:26:47 AM   
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I have f-2 also, been wondering when I need to do mine,no prob so far though, but only time will tell

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RE: Signs of a bad clutch - 4/27/2006 10:01:00 AM   
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Sounds like your problem is similar to the one I have been having. Does the motor sort of bog down, like it might be flooding, then it hits and takes off real strong? That is my symptom. My F2 has a good clutch, but to maybe answer your question, on my 1982 Yamaha Seca 650, the clutch wore out at 90,000 miles. I would go 70 mph and always the rpms were around 5k. I began to notice the rpms were increasing and the speed was relativly the same. Clutch slippage in high gear was my first clue. Then as it got worse, from a dead stop, the engine would rev but the bike would creep like I had the cluctch lever pulled in, but it was all the way out.

You could have a bad clutch, or you could have the same problem I too am having with my 92 F2, which I have not discovered the cause just yet. This weekend I will tear it down and see what possibilities I find, but I have ruled out my clutch since I can do a second gear wheelie, a bad clutch wouldn't allow that. Hope this helps..........if it doesn't, thanks for reading it just the same. Take Care and Good Luck

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RE: Signs of a bad clutch - 4/27/2006 2:57:25 PM   
MT Wallet

 

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Krokus yes it does sound like the same problem!

I have to give it a lot of revs...it's about to bog then when I release the clutch all the way out because the revs are so high it takes off

I hate it

Thanks for your info I appreciate it and city worker!

Let me know what you find after you check out your f2

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RE: Signs of a bad clutch - 4/27/2006 10:04:37 PM   
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Local Squid had an F3 and didn't know how to do burnouts....so naturally he burned his clutch and tire up!

On Hwy Roll-Ons he kept insisting that his bike wouldn't go past like 75-80 and instead the RPMS would start shooting up like he was in neutral.

Of course his clutch was DEFINATELY wasted!

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RE: Signs of a bad clutch - 4/28/2006 12:56:08 AM   
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ouch!

no burnouts for my baby


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