Would that cause it to jump into gear?bamacl wrote:The kick starter return spring keeps tension on the shaft to disengage the starter pawl in the normal position. If the kick starter is missing then the pawl might not be disengaged.
Thanks,
Will
will305 wrote:bamacl wrote:The kick starter return spring keeps tension on the shaft to disengage the starter pawl in the normal position. If the kick starter is missing then the pawl might not be disengaged.
Here is may attempt at some pics.
Will
will305 wrote:LOUD MOUSE wrote:Do you have the kick starter lever installed correctly?
Does it move as you roll the bike?. ..............lm
LM,
Actually, the guy hasn't sent me the kickstart lever yet, so it's not installed. In watching closely, the lever shaft doesn't appear to move as I spin the wheel on the stand.
I know that with the limited info I'm able to provide, this is really tough for you guys to diagnose. Was hoping it might be a common symptom you've seen before. I am going to proceed with all the other steps I need to do in order to get it running (oil, carbs, new battery, etc), and then see if this is still an issue.
LM, I see you're in Kerrville….maybe I will have a chance to meet you if you attend the Harvest Classic in Luchenbach in October…I plan to go this year.
Thanks for the help on this.
Will