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Date Posted: 2/12/04 0:32:15
Author: Jerry
Subject: Re: Gearbox problem on 1100 D2 model
In reply to: Richard Crosthwaite 's message, "Gearbox problem on 1100 D2 model" on 1/12/04 17:38:57

Check out the Side Stand switch. Thats what it does in life. Stops the engine when the clutch is released.




>Hi I had to bumpstart my bike last night due to a flat
>battery. I rode 10 miles home - no problems. Charged
>my battery put it back in and when I started the bike
>this morning, it started on the button but stalled
>everytime I released the clutch. Also I can select 1st
>but the lever won't pass through neutral- any ideas
>what may have happened.Considering it rode home with
>no problems?
>Thanks
>R

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