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Puddle Jumper
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Philly Pa. | I have a 2011 vision 8 ball about 15,000 miles on it my transmission locks up sometimes and I am not able to down shift this happens periodicity. like pulling into toll both and can not down shift or just a couple of gears like to 3 or 4th gear have to take off in that gear. any info on this would be nice. |
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Tourer
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northwest florida | check you fluid level. |
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Puddle Jumper
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Philly Pa. | ok I will when I get home just changed oil about a month age problem existed before then. |
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Puddle Jumper
Posts: 26
Philly Pa. | ok I will when I get home just changed oil about a month age problem existed before then. |
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Visionary
Posts: 2027
Brighton, TN | roll throttle up to around 1000 rpm and it should slip right in. |
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Visionary
Posts: 8144
New Bohemia, VA | Check your shifter shaft for excessive play. |
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Visionary
Posts: 3773
Pittsburgh, PA | varyder - 2013-09-13 1:10 PM
Check your shifter shaft for excessive play.
145 Million miles? ?!! Did you ride to mars and back? |
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Tourer
Posts: 390
| Arkainzeye - 2013-09-13 5:22 PM
varyder - 2013-09-13 1:10 PM
Check your shifter shaft for excessive play.
145 Million miles? ?!! Did you ride to mars and back?
Wonder what tires he used? |
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Visionary
Posts: 8144
New Bohemia, VA | Ha. I must have been hacked. |
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Cruiser
Posts: 103
Davenport, IA | Just as Pollolittle said, roll on throttle a bit while pulling in clutch and downshift at same time. Sometimes it's a matter of finding that sweet spot when to downshift. |
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Tourer
Posts: 447
Cleveland, GA | Mine was doing something similar around 60,000 or so. It was a bent shift fork. |
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Cruiser
Posts: 178
LaGrange, GA | Are you trying to downshift while slowing down to a stop, or are you coming to a stop and then trying to click down from high gears to first while sitting still? If the latter, that's very commonly difficult on every bike ever made. If the dogs on the side of the gear isn't in a proper position to engage the side of the next gear, it just won't go in. If neither are spinning, that's just what you get. The easy solution is to let the clutch out a bit so that it tugs you forward a bit to get things into slightly different alignment. On every bike I've had before this I'd just instinctively roll it forward a hair with my other leg to get things to jive, but that's not as easy with this 900lb monster. |
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