MB gear selector spring

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sean brady scooters wrote:and they do of course loosen off with use
And then slip out of gear :lol:
,although they may seem to strong at first... :D
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teamsequipe wrote:
DJB wrote:
Ian Hepworth wrote:From Mark:

Lets put it this way, I could, if I really wanted, go from 1st to 4th or 5th in one go on my engines and both are fitted with a MB selector spring. I can also pull my clutch levers in with one finger if I want.
We had one racer bring his newly built custom looking race bike for dynoing, after 5 attempts to find 3rd gear and a chipped 2nd gear, we routed his nylon cables whilst he watched how to do it correctly, then suddenly we could dyno all day long and find the gear we wanted!

I suggest you all go back to basics and learn to set cables and linkages up correctly instead of blaming a £1.80 spring of which will stop kangaroo jumping gears even on worn gears! Certainly cheaper than a new gearbox!
Does Mark sleep with you :shock:
Only when he wants his accounts doing............. :P

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I love it when you post m8 that Krystal Steal arse pic is the best :baddevil:
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i know what you mean smiffy....i am always tempted to provoke him into replying/responces etc just so i can see that ass again..... :lol:
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aye post a massive pic of it like :-)
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how about this
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That'll do nicely Sir :D
That's not going anywhere...
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OH yes


:P :twisted: :baddevil: :bouncing: :shock: :flaming:
If its made of Metal Fettle it !!
Ian Hepworth

DJB wrote:
Ian Hepworth wrote:From Mark:

Lets put it this way, I could, if I really wanted, go from 1st to 4th or 5th in one go on my engines and both are fitted with a MB selector spring. I can also pull my clutch levers in with one finger if I want.
We had one racer bring his newly built custom looking race bike for dynoing, after 5 attempts to find 3rd gear and a chipped 2nd gear, we routed his nylon cables whilst he watched how to do it correctly, then suddenly we could dyno all day long and find the gear we wanted!

I suggest you all go back to basics and learn to set cables and linkages up correctly instead of blaming a £1.80 spring of which will stop kangaroo jumping gears even on worn gears! Certainly cheaper than a new gearbox!
Does Mark sleep with you :shock:
No. He's just too lazy to get his own log in.

Please don't try and groom me.
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OMG ..i,ve just gone all weak at the knees.... :lol:
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Ian Hepworth wrote:
DJB wrote:
Ian Hepworth wrote:From Mark:

Lets put it this way, I could, if I really wanted, go from 1st to 4th or 5th in one go on my engines and both are fitted with a MB selector spring. I can also pull my clutch levers in with one finger if I want.
We had one racer bring his newly built custom looking race bike for dynoing, after 5 attempts to find 3rd gear and a chipped 2nd gear, we routed his nylon cables whilst he watched how to do it correctly, then suddenly we could dyno all day long and find the gear we wanted!

I suggest you all go back to basics and learn to set cables and linkages up correctly instead of blaming a £1.80 spring of which will stop kangaroo jumping gears even on worn gears! Certainly cheaper than a new gearbox!
Does Mark sleep with you :shock:
No. He's just too lazy to get his own log in.


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My wifes the same ;)
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