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And I glanced at the basket and it didn't seem to be any grooves but ill look closer at it tomorrow, I guess I just gotta be smarter than the machine lol

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grampadirt Senior Enthusiast

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In this pic did you get #12 in correctly? It's called a clutch lifter(according to bike bandit).

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Other that that I'm at a loss :dunno:

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I think I got number twelve right it just sits in there I think. I'm going to go talk to my mechanic buddy in town today and see what he has to say. He has been workin on these bikes since he was in high school and he is getting ready to retire but thanks for all the help I really appreciate it! ill post what I find out!

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Well they didn't know either. So I decided to back track, I put the old springs back in and it works fine now. Apparently the springs they sent me aren't right. Now I just have to get it adjusted I can make it disengage and hold still in gear but It takes off soon as I let a little bit off the lever.

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The bike is fixed! I talked to the company I ordered it from and they said I had to remove the judder springs with this kit. However my bike nor I liked the springs so I left the old ones in it. The bike has balls now! It's a whole new animal! Thanks for all the help!

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Hmmm....never heard of judder springs,what do they do?

 

That's great that you got it working like it's supposed to and you're welcome :thumbs:

grampadirt Senior Enthusiast

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I Googled it and found out what it looks like....funny looking thing,never dealt with one before.Now I know what it is if I ever see one.Thanks.

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Well I took her on the trails for the first time today. It's a whole new monster, did some good trail riding and hill climbing. There is only one thing that concerns me and that is that now there is a slight metallic sound now when the clutch is pulled in(it doesn't sound like death or grinding) I'm thinking its because the judder spring is gone and made it thinner because it goes away when the clutch grabs. So I might try adding a plate or something. The other thing that happened was after riding for a minute my lever felt funny. Which of course made me nervous so I stopped to check things out and all it was was the adjuster nut rattled loose, I tightened it back up and away I went :)

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Good to see you riding it again :thumbs:

 

Can't help on the clutch noise,maybe take it apart and look for any metal to metal rubbing marks?

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For youth honda dirtbike is an illustrious dirt bike.They are the size of the adult bike,the height and size of bike is of significant importance.The rider is able to keep the feet flat on the ground than the bike height should be preffered.The main features are:it have good engine power capacity and fuel capacity which makes a difference from other bikes.It also have good ignition system,tires grip and brakes strength.

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grampadirt Senior Enthusiast

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So what's it like now,getting better?

 

I got on my xr a few days ago.....felt good to ride again :thumbs:

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