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Bike Wanting To Go Backwards

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i had started my sherco up from hot today and i pull the clutch in and knocked it into gear

when i let the clutch out it went backwards and engine was makin a funny noise

it did it to me twice today is there somet tht has broke in the gearbox or something any ideas on the problem will be great

thanks josh

I had an early John Shirt MAJESTY 320 and that ran backwards in a section... once!!!

Scared me witless.

John reset the timing and it never ran backwards again...

Unless you have a Harley and you accidentally selected reverse... :thumbup:

P

Best to get the ignition timing checked, it may be too advanced, firing too early and sending the piston down instead of allowing it to rotate beyond TDC.

Bye, PeterB.

I seem to recall someone experiencing this condition a long time back. I cannot recall if is was the coil/box or the stator that caused it.

Obviously the coil/ box is the easiest to try first. Depending upon your location, a call to MRS may help firm up this info. :thumbup:

Edited by copemech

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i had a new stator fitted in september

wonder if that is the problem i will give the shop a ring where i got it fitted from

thanks josh

Rules state going backwards is a 5 :thumbup:

Hope this helps, think your score at the next trial could be a high one :blink:

i had a new stator fitted in september

wonder if that is the problem i will give the shop a ring where i got it fitted from

thanks josh

Short of learning to ride with your hands behind your back...

suggest you check for a loose flywheel nut and/or a sheared flywheel key,

and while you have the flywheel off check the position of the stator plate and timing mark.

:thumbup:

Short of learning to ride with your hands behind your back...

suggest you check for a loose flywheel nut and/or a sheared flywheel key,

and while you have the flywheel off check the position of the stator plate and timing mark.

:blink:

Yea, agree, as in that case may have slipped a widget! :thumbup:

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