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Enduro Engine - 2 stroke Cylinder, Piston, Tranny, Bearings, Clutch, Pipes & Silencers, etc. |
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What is wrong with my Clutch/Drivetrain?
I was out Saturday doing a final post rebuild check up ride and testing the results of the knobby knife. My little test track is very tractable, a mix a clay and sand and pretty virgin stuff. I was cracking the throttle and mostly riding normally with a little hard shifting when I noticed my clutch lever couldn't be pulled all the way into the bars and the clutch wasn't disengaging.
This isn't "drag". The clutch doesn't seem to want to disengage. I bled everything to make sure, no change. When I had it up on the stand running I could get the clutch to disengage (tire to stop spinning in first), but I had to be absolutely crushing the clutch lever in to make it happen. Did I bend a shift fork? Is something shot? I have an entire extra engine (same year MC250) that I have been planning to take apart to play with. I took the clutch cover off of it last night, do I unscrew the clutch springs to get the basket to come out? Could I just swap basket for basket to see if that helps? What steps should I take? Help!
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