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My FLRT only has about 400 miles on it so far, but when shifting, the audible metal to metal noise is extremely noticeable. Both down and up. Is this normal? Is it just that tight new?
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My FLRT only has about 400 miles on it so far, but when shifting, the audible metal to metal noise is extremely noticeable. Both down and up. Is this normal? Is it just that tight new?
Yep, :Agree: like he said!If it don't clunk it ani't a Harley.....
My FLRT only has about 400 miles on it so far, but when shifting, the audible metal to metal noise is extremely noticeable. Both down and up. Is this normal? Is it just that tight new?
The hydraulic clutch can be made adjustable
I have it figured out if anyone wants to know
I hadn't ridden in over fifty years but got the urge again and bought a 1992 Goldwing 1500 trike. Everything has been going fine until to day. Put it in reverse and pulled out of the garage. Got on the road and had no trouble shifting into first and second. Have a heel toe shifter and when I tried to upshift nothing happened. Couldn't feel any engagement.
Downshifting and shifting to first, second and reverse, no problem. Above second gear, nothing. No tension in shifter. Just feels like it isn't doing anything.
Any suggestions?
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