Four-Stroke Motorcycle Troubleshooting Guide - Page 3

bradzxr750 · 09-01-2009

Kawasaki zxr750h 89 model: Yesterday I road my bike with no problems, Today morning I decided on using her to work, started her up with no problems, put the bike into 1st gear released the clutch to take off, but all she does is move alittle and just revs as if she is running but all she does is move slowly, seems like clutch is slipping, cause it moves very slowly, doesnt have enough power to move up a hill or incline. Seems like clutch is not engaging the rear wheel completely. My clutch system is hydrolic on my 750 zxr kawasaki. Please can u guys give me some input, as it will be much appreciated

highcountry · 2 Days Ago

Then take it out of 2nd gear. hee-hee

highcountry · 1 Day Ago

I'm sorry, that reply was meant for a different post and I have no clue how it got here. I know little about these so I hope that someone else jumps in.

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09-01-2009	#41 (permalink)
bradzxr750 Newbie Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: South Africa Johannesburg Posts: 4	Kawasaki zxr750h 89 model: Yesterday I road my bike with no problems, Today morning I decided on using her to work, started her up with no problems, put the bike into 1st gear released the clutch to take off, but all she does is move alittle and just revs as if she is running but all she does is move slowly, seems like clutch is slipping, cause it moves very slowly, doesnt have enough power to move up a hill or incline. Seems like clutch is not engaging the rear wheel completely. My clutch system is hydrolic on my 750 zxr kawasaki. Please can u guys give me some input, as it will be much appreciated

2 Days Ago	#42 (permalink)
highcountry Newbie Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Snowflake Az. Posts: 6	Then take it out of 2nd gear. hee-hee

1 Day Ago	#43 (permalink)
highcountry Newbie Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Snowflake Az. Posts: 6	I'm sorry, that reply was meant for a different post and I have no clue how it got here. I know little about these so I hope that someone else jumps in.

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