crf 110 bent shift rod fix

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I tried bending it back for half hr, I said screw it ima doit the right way. no video to be found until now. it really is prolly an hour to do it thise way, took me longer tho because I went in blind and didn't know what to do. hope it helps many of yall. deuces ✌
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@BrandonBrooke453 2 года назад

Thank you for this!!!

@bookieyadigg 2 года назад

Yessir. Good luck

@ryanwitt5198 5 месяцев назад

Wonder if this is similar to the newer model CRF

@bookieyadigg 5 месяцев назад

I would think so, the only thing that changed was the frame. Motor stuff should all be the same, reverse engineer it. Take it apart and see 👀

@666dynomax Год назад

good vid man, thanks. Ive got a 110 that is very hard to get in to first, its belt almost touching the case (is touching when you pull up on it). would this be why its shifting hard? def replacing stock shifter when i get this fixed...

@bookieyadigg 11 месяцев назад

Shifting hard probably because the bent shaft. Your not just lifting up, then bent shaft angle is what I would think to be causing the hard shift, mine did too

@stevenaraya2113 11 месяцев назад

Nice video, do you know what are symptoms to change the shifter shaft? I fell down, the shifter was bent, using a small wrench I fix it, doing that I bent the shaft a little. It works fine but I am worried, the bike is 400 km, I would appreciate any advised

@bookieyadigg 10 месяцев назад

No I don't sorry, haven't had time deal with that issue,who I bought the 110 from heated up his shaft and bent it back, but I didn't wanna do that so u switch to a new one. Add a riding group on fb and ask that question or call or go to a local shop