Why Can't the Motorcycle Shift into Neutral Gear?
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Motorcycle's inability to shift into neutral gear is primarily due to poor clutch control and usage technique issues. Poor Clutch Control: Since motorcycles use sequential gearboxes, after braking, the gearbox stops, but the oil has viscosity, and the clutch plates still bear load. Once shifting gears, the engine will drive the entire gearbox shift fork under load, easily bypassing the neutral position of the shift fork, making it difficult to shift into neutral. At this time, moving the motorcycle back and forth slightly can resolve the issue. Usage Technique Issues: For new motorcycles that haven't exceeded 5,000 kilometers, during the break-in period, this difficulty in shifting into neutral may occur. It's important to familiarize oneself with the motorcycle's performance to drive more smoothly.