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Help f3 stuck in 1st gear
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Bob Denman
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It'll shift itself into neutral as soon as it starts up... :thumbup:
It'll only do that 'shift to neutral & start' thing if you've got your foot on the brake pedal! Sooo, you left it in gear when you shut it down last, you ain't gonna start it now til you put your foot on the brake pedal! :lecturef_smilie:
It is stuck in 1st and won't start. The bike will not go into Neutral/
See my post above. :thumbup:
Chupaca
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Short on info....
Se6 seems to be the model, not starting meaning only a click..turning over but not firing..nothing..? steps to check have been mentioned above but on the older twin models you could manually shift back to neutral as stated in the manual. You do not have to be in neutral to start but do have to apply the brake. Now if there are other signs like dash and or clicking you may have battery issues...:dontknow:
Se6 seems to be the model, not starting meaning only a click..turning over but not firing..nothing..? steps to check have been mentioned above but on the older twin models you could manually shift back to neutral as stated in the manual. You do not have to be in neutral to start but do have to apply the brake. Now if there are other signs like dash and or clicking you may have battery issues...:dontknow:
Bob Denman
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Kill Switch...
Bob Denman
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The Kill-Switch is the one that eventually gets ALL of us... nojoke
SteveLaoyster
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I check the KS every time I get on.
Bob Denman
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:clap::thumbup:Just reviewing all the comments. After work I will check kill switch and see if that works. I will update Asap. Thanks everyone for you advice. Fingers crossed.
Yes it was the kill switch. I usually check it but it was dark outside and I didn't notice. Thanks for everyone's help.
Roadster Renovations
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Funny story on me on how I learned to check the KS. We had less than 1k miles on the RT and rode over about 50 miles away to purchase a trailer. Where we parked to go into the store was not the spot where we needed to hook up the trailer, so the salesman and the wife are standing over where I need to go watch the idiot (me) try to get this byke started. After about 5minutes, I realized the KS was off. The wife had flipped it off getting off the bike. That has happened several times since, but never caught me again. Now that she has started ryding it solo it nailed her when she first started ryding. I just set there on the Daytona with a puzzled look on my face until she figgered it out. Figured a little payback AND she needed to learn this for when she would be ryding by herself.
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