Rolling it in gear has nothing to do with the starter, the only time the starter is engaged to the clutch hub ring gear is when the starter is energized.
Rolling it in gear has nothing to do with the starter, the only time the starter is engaged to the clutch hub ring gear is when the starter is energized.
I am lost here. My thought was possibly the clutch pack is locked and the starter is engaging and trying to start the motor and turning the transmission/drivetrain. What is "in gear" lost me.
I am lost here. My thought was possibly the clutch pack is locked and the starter is engaging and trying to start the motor and turning the transmission/drivetrain. What is "in gear" lost me.
I was referring to this post when I said that rolling the bike in gear has nothing to do with the starter:
Originally Posted by Gertn
I don't think my issue is power related as I do have power enough once I turn the engine a little by pushing the cycle in gear. Somehow that activates the starter.
05-26-2015, 04:44 AM
