1987 Honda GL 1200 Aspencade Gold Wing "motorcycle rolling gear" Questions

89 goldwing wont take off when in gear Clutch not engaging? If you have the bike in gear and engine not running...release the clutch you can still roll the bike? Can you feel proper tension on the ...

Lets try it this way. Motor off, bike in gear, clutch pulled, bike won't roll, what maybe the problem? Lets try it this way. Motor off, bike in gear, clutch pulled, bike won't roll, what ...

I have a 2012 ttr-125 and when I try to roll the bike in gear with the clutch held in it wont roll, It just acts like its in gear. Someone help please! might be a simple cable adjustment, clutch ...

my councours will roll in nuetral but in gear it wont starter sounds like its just locking They arent supposed to roll in gear.Use a test light and see if youre getting 12 volts at the starter when ...

...gear but nothing happens when you push forward. It's free rolling not like it should be and lock up and stop rolling. I just got it and don't know the details of bike it rolls free even wen I shift ...

Got a 2001 yz125 and when the bike is cut off it will not roll freely while in gear and the clutch is pulled in. Got any suggestions Clutch drag. or brakes binding . all of them do it they dont roll ...

...gear, some bikes have that as a safety to prevent you rolling accidentally when pointed uphill. If it does it in neutral I'd suspect the rear brake shifting and grabbing. Sounds like a Damper spring ...

So my harley rolls while in gear. Running or not think its my clutch Why can't I see the replies to your question in this thread. I have the same problem with my Harley. It rolls in gear. I don't need

clutch does not work bike rolls in gear My clutch I feel is not working bike rolls in gear Sound like your clutch is out or maybe you can adjust your tension because it is lose and it is not grabbing.

gear, with the engine off. Pull in the clutch and attempt to roll the bike around. Does it roll freely? If not, you may have to replace the friction disks in your clutch http://www.bikebandit.com/2003