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Bent gear shifter - won't go into neutral.

Started by haggis95, July 13, 2014, 12:38:13 AM

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haggis95

Bike tipped over. Gear shifter bent. Won't shift into neutral, so can't start bike.

With bent shifter do I have to worry about any internal working being damaged?

I'm worried about damaging anything further....

Can I just bend the gear shifter back, or could that damage something else?


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rex007can

Can you take it off the bike before trying to straighten it?

Wont start?
Damage to the side stand switch(it's pretty close to a bent part)
Damage to the clutch lever switch?
:icon_scratch:
The early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese.

haggis95

#2
Yes, I'll take it off, then I can get a better look.

The embarrassing thing is I was washing mud off it, and touched the rear wheel, which moved and the bike tipped!

I guess I won't be washing it too often!
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haggis95

It's bent - I'd like to get an aftermarket shifter BEFORE I start trying to straighten it. Any recommends, or any idea if this lever is the same as a shifter from (for example) a DR650?
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HockleyBoy

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haggis95

Thanks for that:

But... that's an 885 - so just to double check - this will fit on a 955?
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HockleyBoy

It will, replaced mine on my previous Girly after a drop.
05 Tiger Lucifer Orange (resting) 07 GSX-R1000TT K7 71 Triumph T25T 17 Tiger 1050 Sport

haggis95

Thanks - exactly what I needed to here.  :thumbsup
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pineygroveshop

Cheers,
Stephen