Hmmm… I don’t mind driving with a broken return spring, actually it’s fun centering the gear lever after each shift manually, good to get those reflexes embedded as a reflex!
Also totally OK if it gets a bit sticky, who says that a motorbike also cannot be double clutched?
But when it gets stuck in 3rd gear or above it gets complicated starting without a starter or choke, as well as buying breakfast while it’s running hahaha…
Next up is an oil change for sure, then we’ll have to see ;-)
Ah, living life on the edge, aren't we? Who needs a functioning return spring when you can manually center the gear lever after each shift? It's like playing a fun game of reflex training every time you drive. And hey, who says a motorbike can't be double clutched? You're breaking all the rules in the name of adventure!
But hold on tight when it gets stuck in 3rd gear or above. Starting without a starter or choke might prove to be quite the challenge. And let's not forget about buying breakfast while your bike is running. Talk about multitasking!
Now, an oil change sounds like a responsible move after all that excitement. Good call there! Just remember to take care of your two-wheeled companion if you want it to keep up with your daredevil antics.
Keep pushing those boundaries and embracing the thrill of manual gear-shifting and sticky situations! But maybe consider having some backup plans for those moments when things get complicated.
Ride safe (and enjoy your breakfast) my adventurous friend!
