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Originally Posted by jkv45
That's a problem.
I would check and lube all parts of the shift linkage and make sure it's moving freely. It's possible the shifter is not returning properly after shifting and causing these issues.
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oh wow, i thought it was normal. I read a bunch of things on false neutrals and figured is just a bike thing. Thanx ill try to do that
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Originally Posted by alex.s
down shift one gear at a time while you are slowing down. do not pull the clutch in and go down multiple gears.
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oh, that makes sense. Ill practice doing that today.
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Originally Posted by Ninjinsky
But do use the clutch for each of the changes ( just to clear the ambiguity of wording there  )
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Ill look into it, they have intermediate training courses around here, but ill be honest, this forum has helped me with many of my problems. Having fellow riders advise a noob is priceless.