RM-Z250 Rmz stalling

josmoloco · Nov 1, 2011

2smoke:
That is a 2 stroke. Josmo, is a tard. However that 2 stroke does sound like its idle is set correctly.

I know, i was showing how low a 2 stroke idle is compared to a 250f, :prof:

sketchedlb · Nov 2, 2011

Oh ok, fair enough. I'm not shure about the clutch, are we talkin about movement in the lever?

sketchedlb · Nov 2, 2011

Yeah coz i have a wobbly clutch lever anyway.. Goes up and down aswell haha. It moves lighty back and forth but i can't tell if it's actual leway, not sure it is because there is slight resistance. :thinking:

bobkyle2 · Nov 2, 2011

If you have up and down movement.. I would suggest getting a new lever... One of my bikes had a crappy lever that did that.. And you could never keep it adjusted correctly.. Also check the perch (the thing the lever mounts into)

This is where you need to check your space at..

Snowflake said a dimes width... I had always heard 2 quarters stacked... I dont know whose right.... :prof:

lol

James · Nov 2, 2011

Nasher250:
Goes up and down aswell haha.

Up and down isn't that big of a deal, just means that the lever's loose in the perch (might be time for a new one). I'd at least check to make sure that the bolt is tight, don't want your lever coming off. :shocked:

(I'm referring to that top (black) bolt you see in bobkyle's picture)

sketchedlb · Nov 4, 2011

It's the perch that's bent.. Previous owner dropped the bike. Lever's fine

James · Nov 4, 2011

Nasher250:
It's the perch that's bent.. Previous owner dropped the bike. Lever's fine

What exactly is bent on the perch? Is it fixable?

sketchedlb · Nov 6, 2011

James:
What exactly is bent on the perch? Is it fixable?

The part under the lever where it joins, just the metal housing as far as i know. It looks like it could be fixed with some muscle, and a hammer.. To just get it back to the right shape.

sketchedlb · Nov 6, 2011

The bottom part off where the bolt to hold it in is.

bobkyle2 · Nov 8, 2011

More than likely it will break if you try to bend it back... But you could take the bolt out.. and put a C clam on it and clamp it a little... I would leave the handle itself in there... So you dont clamp it too far....

Once those things bend.. There pretty well shot after that... You can pick a new one pretty cheap...