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Offline Robertgtti

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Re: Shovel Rebuild
« Reply #150 on: Tuesday, April 10, 2012. 10:42:44 AM. »
I hope that never happens,
I'm pretty anal about leaving the ignition on when not running.

or for letting the bike run idle when not riding.

I try to avoid both as much as I can.
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Offline Robertgtti

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Re: Shovel Rebuild
« Reply #151 on: Saturday, April 14, 2012. 09:22:27 AM. »
its pretty hard to find neutral and shiffting isn'''t smooth at all.
according to the manual the cluttch is dragging slightly.

how do i fix this?
with the adjuster on the cable, making for less free play.
or do i screw the adjuster in the clutch itself in a bit further?
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Re: Shovel Rebuild
« Reply #152 on: Saturday, April 14, 2012. 11:45:37 AM. »
Providing the clutch has been set up correctly, screwing the cable adjuster out, will pull the clutch plates further apart when pulling the lever.
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Re: Shovel Rebuild
« Reply #153 on: Saturday, April 14, 2012. 11:49:57 AM. »
i did the best I could,
first time I did it so I was pleasantly surprised I even got it to ride.

will give it a try tomorrow.
That is, if my wife doesn't decide to go into labour tonight.

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Re: Shovel Rebuild
« Reply #154 on: Saturday, April 14, 2012. 11:58:28 AM. »
will give it a try tomorrow.
That is, if my wife doesn't decide to go into labour tonight.


Yikes!  Good luck!
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Re: Shovel Rebuild
« Reply #155 on: Saturday, April 14, 2012. 12:49:04 PM. »
Thanks!

the goal was to have the bike ready before our son is born.
If I can get the clutch fine-tuned the bike is done in time.


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Re: Shovel Rebuild
« Reply #156 on: Saturday, April 14, 2012. 05:20:39 PM. »
Cuttin' it kinda close.  Good luck...on both the kid and the bike.
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Re: Shovel Rebuild
« Reply #157 on: Sunday, April 15, 2012. 05:12:38 AM. »
 :agree: let us know how it ALL works out.  :up:
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