does anyone knows how much it costs to repair the clutch???

[jonathan2390]

Hello im new on this forum, i have a 2009 gz250, but yesterday i was driving it and all of a sudden when i pulled the clutch to shift the gear the clutch popped (broke)(disconected from the lever). Does anyone knows if its expesinve to repair it?? Anything will help since this is the first time im dealing with this type of problem.... Thanks

[JWR]

Aar you planning to do this work yourself?

[blaine]

You most likely broke a clutch cable.Cheap & easily repaired.
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[jonathan180iq]

I agree that you most likely just need to check the clutch cable.

But, I wouldn't be doing my jod if I didn't send you off with a helpful link:

How to Fix a Slippery Clutch: viewtopic.php?f=8&t=1568&hilit=clutch+bad+bob

If you don't get some insight from this post, then I don't know how to help you

[Gz Rider]

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[jonathan2390]

I would like to do it myself to learn, but i dont have any experience. This is my first motorcycle and i got it from the dealership and i always took it to the suzuki dealership for every service or repair since it had the warranty, but since the warranty already expired im gonna take it somewhere else or try to do it myselft if its not hard because its too expensive at the dealership.

[Water Warrior 2]

Is there a small bike shop in your area that can replace the clutch cable while you watch? It is a good way to learn and you may find some one you can trust for repairs/maintenance that you are unable to do first time round.

[jonathan180iq]

Originally Posted by jonathan2390

I would like to do it myself to learn, but i dont have any experience. This is my first motorcycle and i got it from the dealership and i always took it to the suzuki dealership for every service or repair since it had the warranty, but since the warranty already expired im gonna take it somewhere else or try to do it myselft if its not hard because its too expensive at the dealership.

Do you know how to adjust the cables of a bicycle by using the barrel adjusters and locks? It's almost exactly the same thing, just a little more heavy duty.

I would at least attempt it in your garage. If you screw up, come in here and we can help you sort it out. And if you REALLY trash the job, then you can take it into a shop. But there is no better way to get over your lack of knowledge and skill than to attempt it yourself and learn on the fly Besides, you can take real pride in knowing that you fixed it yourself. Not much pride to be had in saying "I gave it to some dude who fixed it for me."

[Gz Rider]

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[Gz Rider]

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