Rather difficult question to answer

[Nzpure]

Protip: mechanics LOVE to get boxes full of random bits from customers and the instruction "Oh I know whats wrong all you need to do is blah" Cost you a hundy and a box of beers tops.

Lol yea mechanics just love that. Just tryin to get an idea of cost to fix it, worse case scenario kind of thing. Gives me leverage to push his price down and make it a worth while purchase.

[tigertim20]

jump on a bike specific forum, and have a looksie through threads for those who have had the same thing, and what it cost to get it sorted.

[GrayWolf]

LOL its not for my bike its one im looking at buying its a 07 zx6 ninja. ahahah should have mentioned what bike it was ahahah. I am mechanically minded, Never taken a vehicle to a mechanics yet.

my question would be... WHY is a bike only 6 yrs old jumping out of gear? What K's has it done? If low.. I'd be very very suspecting of an abusive life being had by said machine... whats next in line to fail???

[SimJen]

if its a cassette type gearbox then you don't have to split cases or remove motor from frame.
But if its not, then could be big $$

[Nzpure]

my question would be... WHY is a bike only 6 yrs old jumping out of gear? What K's has it done? If low.. I'd be very very suspecting of an abusive life being had by said machine... whats next in line to fail???

done 40 odd k, Apparently a common problem. However my searching skills appear to be lacking as i haven't as yet found a fix or even whats causeing it for that matter.