Motorcycle Unable to Shift Gears

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Solutions for motorcycle gear shifting difficulties are as follows: First, check if the gear teeth are properly installed. Second, adjust the clutch cable. Third, align the gear shift lever and apply lubricating oil. There are four main reasons for motorcycle gear shifting difficulties: 1. The motorcycle's clutch is faulty. Methods to check the motorcycle's clutch: ①. Requires forceful pressing; ②. The clutch pedal feels very soft, as if stepping on air, and needs to be pressed repeatedly. 2. For new motorcycles, due to the required break-in period between the transmission coupling sleeve and the gear teeth, it may feel slightly stiff; 3. For manual transmissions, if the clutch is not fully depressed, the gear on the first shaft of the transmission is rotating at high speed, making it difficult to engage with the internal teeth of the coupling sleeve; 4. Severe wear of the transmission gears or internal teeth of the coupling sleeve causes difficulty in engagement during shifting.