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    Bike jolts round over 5,000rpm in second

    Ok I'm looking at buying a bike, on the basis I can fix this problem. It's a '92 ZZR 400 with about 40,000kms and it starts jolting around over 4,500rpm only in second gear.

    Any suggestions?

    Many TIA,
    Steve
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    worn teeth on the sprocket?? sounds like it might be jumping a tooth or 2

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    Unless its actually lost some teeth off second in the gearbox.
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    Merv

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    Define jolting a bit better Steve
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    Quote Originally Posted by sinfull View Post
    Define jolting a bit better Steve
    Actually I do not know mate.

    This is the description I was given. The bike is 4 hours drive from me so I have never seen it.

    It sounds like its gearbox related (only happens in 2nd.) It doesn't jump between other gears. Sounds to me like it disengages 2nd for a split second and re-engages with a clunk.

    I am hoping that this is a very common symptom of something, perhaps a worn 2nd gear dog or selector. Common perhaps on bikes used for slow speed commuting.

    I have asked him whether it started doing it suddenly.

    If it's an easy fix I will take it on, or else its not worth it.

    Steve
    "I am a licenced motorcycle instructor, I agree with dangerousbastard, no point in repeating what he said."
    "read what Steve says. He's right."
    "What Steve said pretty much summed it up."
    "I did axactly as you said and it worked...!!"
    "Wow, Great advise there DB."
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    sounds like more than one tooth missing off second gear
    one tooth would only make a clicking noise
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