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| Newbie Joined: Sep 2007
Bike: 1998 Yamaha RT 180
Posts: 6
| I bought this RT and went to ride and noticed the shift lever was not gripping the shaft. I tried torquing the screw but the teeth are bare the lever. The teeth aren't bad on the shift shaft. Are there any quick fixes that could avoid having to buy a new shift lever?
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