Idle said:To get neutral....Stopped In 1rst gear, put your foot under the shifter, rev it up just a bit (blip it) and click it in neutral as it's returning to idle. Works like a charm.
synesthesia570 said:In first and clutch in, roll her back and forth then a very slight nudge up on the gear lever and you will feel it.
Idle said:To get neutral....Stopped In 1rst gear, put your foot under the shifter, rev it up just a bit (blip it) and click it in neutral as it's returning to idle. Works like a charm.
Quiddelbach said:Ruger said:my Husaberg FE570S felt squirrelly and unstable, as if it wasn't firmly planted on the ground or something. The seat hight had me worried, too, as it has my inseam beat by roughly 9 inches. I've eased myself into a comfort zone by starting out in a grassy field and slowly increasing the difficulty of the riding conditions as my skills and confidence improved. It's worked, and I think I've made considerable progress in both areas.
Hey thanks for this as its excellent advice, the Hussy feels totally unstable at present granted I've just done a bit of road work but I lack the confidence to venture into the realms of off-road. I'll take your advice and try and improve my skills.
Also, i noticed that i get the Neutral easier when the bike is still on the move and the motor is running.toulioss said:I have exactly the same problem on my 10' 390. I can get N only 2 out of 10 when the engine is on, but 10 out of 10 when i kill the engine. I'll try the above tricks tho.