Non-Monster, but simple/general gearbox ?

Started by the_Journeyman, December 15, 2008, 02:11:55 PM

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the_Journeyman

So... Found a Seca II 600 for $200. Everything works but it slips out of 2nd gear. What are the common causes? Shift forks? Drum?

Thanks!

JM
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ducpainter

From my experience it is always caused by engagement dogs on the gears not staying engaged

It can be because of wear or incomplete engagement.

Once they start popping out it usually damages a shift fork.
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the_Journeyman

Thanks!  Either way, sounds like the gearbox will have to come out.  Not a bad job for a $200 bike I suppose ~

JM
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Quote from: r_ciao on January 28, 2011, 10:30:29 AM
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erkishhorde

mmmmm, Seca II. That was my first bike!  [thumbsup] Little on the heavy side but pretty stable for commuting.
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Son of a friend of mine had one, 70k miles on the clock... they're pretty durable.
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clubhousemotorsports

You might be able to get the dogs re-cut if they are not too far gone. there are race shops out there that do this to bikes because some gearboxes are marginal at best when new. Have someone screw up enough shifts that the dogs get worn and thats the end.

option two is to find a used motor and swap them out.

ducpainter

Quote from: ducvet on December 16, 2008, 05:28:02 PM
You might be able to get the dogs re-cut if they are not too far gone. there are race shops out there that do this to bikes because some gearboxes are marginal at best when new. Have someone screw up enough shifts that the dogs get worn and thats the end.

option two is to find a used motor and swap them out.
We used to do that on every Yami transmission we had apart in the 70s
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