Posted February 15, 201114 yr Hi everyone, Had my WR125 X 2011 for about a week and a half now. got 400 miles on the clock so just over halfway through the running in period. BUT... last night I started having some trouble with my gearbox, specifiaclly when changing down after coasting to a stop at traffic lights. The shifter would move down but no gears would change. I also noticed that the gears do seem quite clunky. Any ideas? Cheers
February 15, 201114 yr Had my WR125 X 2011 for about a week and a half now. <snip> Any ideas? Yes, do nothing to the bike. Take it back to the dealer and let them sort it out.
February 15, 201114 yr Author Yea I wasn't going to try and do anything myself, would just be nice to know why/what might be causing it for a bit of peice of mind.
February 15, 201114 yr would just be nice to know why/what might be causing it for a bit of peice of mind. It shouldn't stick, but it cold be something as simple as your clutch needing adjusted, or the gearbox could be in meltdown!!!. It is important to get these things checked out as soon as possible, the last thing you want is to have the dealer/Yamaha saying you should have brought it in sooner.
February 15, 201114 yr Hi everyone, Had my WR125 X 2011 for about a week and a half now. got 400 miles on the clock so just over halfway through the running in period. BUT... last night I started having some trouble with my gearbox, specifiaclly when changing down after coasting to a stop at traffic lights. The shifter would move down but no gears would change. I also noticed that the gears do seem quite clunky. Any ideas? Cheers Sounds to me like, the gear selector spring has gone!
February 16, 201114 yr Hi everyone, Had my WR125 X 2011 for about a week and a half now. got 400 miles on the clock so just over halfway through the running in period. BUT... last night I started having some trouble with my gearbox, specifiaclly when changing down after coasting to a stop at traffic lights. The shifter would move down but no gears would change. I also noticed that the gears do seem quite clunky. Any ideas? Cheers If you are coasting to a stop and then trying to knock it down through the box(from say 5 th gear) when stationary it is bound to be a bit notchy/awkward. This is normal. You'd be better changing down into the right gear before stopping. Most gearboxes dont like this . If your worried take it back to the dealer as already advised.
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