Bike stalling out

smnl4l

New member
today i got my started,which was great.Everything was going good until I pulled in the clutch and put in first gear.The bike lundged forward and stalled.I tried again and the same result.Am I missing something, i had the bike running great about a month ago.I hope it is a minor detail I'm missing....
 
Sounds like the clutch plates are stuck together.
With the motor off. Try putting it in 5th-6th gear.
Pull in the clutch lever and try and move the bike
forward or backward.
If that is not it...hmm. Is there a engine kill switch
for either the side stand or one so you can not
start the bike in gear without the clutch lever pulled in?
Maybe one of those are faulty if it has one.
Just a WAG*
Jeff
* wild ass guess *
 
clutch

I have a o3 400 fse if it sits for awhile the clutch does stick together. I start the bike and then push it then put it in gear ride it and pull the clutch in and out when it warms up it will free up. Gasit16
 
I tried it again yesterday,started it up let it warm up,clutch in put in first,bike shoots forward and stalls with clutch still pulled in.I 'll give your idea a try aswell.Thanx
 
When I start my FSE in cold weather the engine oil pressure returns the clutch slave cylinder more than what can be moved with one clutch pull. While engine is not fully warmed up I need to fan the clutch repeatedly to make it disengage
 
MY fse did that yesterday. After a bumpy ride I stopped at my mailbox to pick up the mail. Shut the bike off. It restarted but as soon as I put it it gear it shut off. After a few attempts, It did run but poorly. Barely made it home. I restarted it at home and it kept doing it. Than I noticed that the red ignition light was coming on and off as it stalled.

My problem was there was just 1 or 2 strands of wire still connected to one side of the ignition switch. Soldered the one side back up and that fixed it.

Tony
 
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