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    • #9684
      Gnaxer
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      I bought a GT250N from 2016 in november and loving it. but i have some small issues.

      • The clutch leaver sticks at 90% out when releasing the clutch slowly. (i have to manually push it the last bit)

        • i have tried lubing the cable, bushing and connection.
        • i have tried ajusting the slack in the cable
      • I Have noticed that the dash sometimes flicker and turn white (no information on the display) when turning the ignition and needing to be turned off and on again for it to work.

      Any knowledge or solutions on these issues are greatly appreciated 🙂

    • #9687
      Simon
      Participant

      The clutch cable is most likely frayed so a new one needed, the dash clean all the connections going to it including the one that clips on the back of the dash.

      • #9688
        Gnaxer
        Participant

        Thanks. i will order a new cable and clean the connections when i get home later.

    • #9689
      ♠️ M77
      Keymaster

      I bought a GT250N from 2016 in november and loving it. but i have some small issues.

      • I Have noticed that the dash sometimes flicker and turn white (no information on the display) when turning the ignition and needing to be turned off and on again for it to work.

      Ignition Key can be faulty or funny when you turn the key the contacts inside the ignition block don’t always touch, this happens when the bike has been sitting in a shed for years or previous owner was abusive with the keys , but if it is a chinese lockset, they can sometimes fail to fully turn on the bike causing dash to have a blank LCD screen but lights up Neutral etc… , weird i know but follow Simon first , be sure all plugs are cleaned with “Contact Cleaner” .  An OEM lockset can be the final thing to worry about.

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