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clutch questions
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tubagoo26
New User
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| Joined: 10/09
Posted: 10/27/09
07:43 PM
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hey so basicly whats happening is im buying my friends 1980 yz 80 (my first ever dirt bike) that he bought off craigslist.there is no clutch cable or lever but it shifts. when i buy it i want to have a clutch so would i need a whole clutch setup or just a cable and lever. also when you shift into first if you let go of the clutch with no gas will it idle or shut off?
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2 stroke vs. 4 stroke.... you gotta kidding me 2 stroke or nothin at all
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Force
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Posted: 10/28/09
12:25 AM
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Well if only the clutch cable and lever need to be replaced, and the rest of the clutch is in good condition, then yes you onle need the cable and lever.
And if you dont give it gas, and let go of the clutch, it WILL shut off. You can do that with some cars by just letting go of the clutch slowly, but there's a big difference between a bike and a car.
And lastly welcome to the board!
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2006 YZ250
- FMF Gold Series Fatty
- Yamaha Racing Graphics Kit
- Twin Air Filter
- Vforce 2 Reed Valves
- Clarke long range tank
- Cycra Handguards
- Longhorn Triple Clamps
- Pro Grip-Grips
- Pro Taper Handlebar
- Renthal o-ring chain and sprockets
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spazmoso
Enthusiast
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| Joined: 07/08
Posted: 10/28/09
01:38 AM
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what do you mean it shifts?while your riding it?is there an aftermarket clutch-less kit?
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tubagoo26
New User
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Posted: 10/28/09
07:57 PM
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oh so it is lke a car just wondering cuz like my friend/cousin shifted into first and let go of the clutch or idk somthin like that. thanks.
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2 stroke vs. 4 stroke.... you gotta kidding me 2 stroke or nothin at all
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tubagoo26
New User
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Posted: 10/28/09
09:38 PM
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oh and another thing could i just use like bicycle cables and levers or do i have to buy certain cables
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2 stroke vs. 4 stroke.... you gotta kidding me 2 stroke or nothin at all
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Force
Guru
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Posted: 10/29/09
01:03 AM
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No i don't think bicycle cables would be strong enough, rather get the right stuff. and yeah you can shift with out a clutch but it's not recommended to. you can easily damage your transmision if not done exactly right.
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2006 YZ250
- FMF Gold Series Fatty
- Yamaha Racing Graphics Kit
- Twin Air Filter
- Vforce 2 Reed Valves
- Clarke long range tank
- Cycra Handguards
- Longhorn Triple Clamps
- Pro Grip-Grips
- Pro Taper Handlebar
- Renthal o-ring chain and sprockets
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Force
Guru
| Posts: 895
| Joined: 05/09
Posted: 10/29/09
01:03 AM
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No i don't think bicycle cables would be strong enough, rather get the right stuff. and yeah you can shift with out a clutch but it's not recommended to. you can easily damage your transmision if not done exactly right.
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2006 YZ250
- FMF Gold Series Fatty
- Yamaha Racing Graphics Kit
- Twin Air Filter
- Vforce 2 Reed Valves
- Clarke long range tank
- Cycra Handguards
- Longhorn Triple Clamps
- Pro Grip-Grips
- Pro Taper Handlebar
- Renthal o-ring chain and sprockets
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Force
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Posted: 10/29/09
01:04 AM
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Oh dammit why did it post twice  don't ban me  lol just jking
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2006 YZ250
- FMF Gold Series Fatty
- Yamaha Racing Graphics Kit
- Twin Air Filter
- Vforce 2 Reed Valves
- Clarke long range tank
- Cycra Handguards
- Longhorn Triple Clamps
- Pro Grip-Grips
- Pro Taper Handlebar
- Renthal o-ring chain and sprockets
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