June 30, 201511 yr My son has a gas gas txt 2012 125cc but just recently it has become difficult to engage neutral. Any thoughts on what might be wrong ?
June 30, 201511 yr The shifting is adjustable on the clutch side. There is a smal allen screw behind the clutch. FOr more info see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAHsCv647B8 I must say they are always difficult with these bikes, and I cant really care. Kick engine on in neutral, select gear to ride, and shut it of in gear... Edited June 30, 201511 yr by crazybond700
July 2, 201511 yr Author Thanks crazybond700. My concern is that the bike was engaging neutral without any problem then all of a sudden it seems to be quite difficult.
July 2, 201511 yr I haven't found a trials bike yet that is easy to get into neutral with your foot while running. I Usually do it by hand or just switch the bike off in gear. If you can find neutral easy you will be sure to find it while your halfway up a hill too!!!
July 4, 201511 yr I have been able to find neutral on all my pros , the secret is the oil viscosity, the thinner the better - ELF is the best oil in my opinion Edited July 4, 201511 yr by sherpa325
July 5, 201511 yr Yes none of them can find neutral easily. It requires a certain touch but in the end they are really designed to not find any neutral while riding. Its rare to find a false neutral on a gasgas. --Biff
July 5, 201511 yr Your clutch may be starting to drag a little. They are a lot harder to find neutral when there is a slight torque through the gearbox. A sharp tap with the heel when in first usually works
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