Noice when shift gears

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  1. Dzini

    Dzini Been here awhile

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    Got 1996 Ural 650 Tourist. Any time I try to shift the gears up I hear granding Noice. I did check clutch and looks ok.
    My question is :
    It is normal For Ural to do that.
    Bike has 5000 miles
    Thanks for any help Dzini
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  2. Montague

    Montague UDF Adventurer

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    Yep, very normal to have some noise and clunk and even my 2006 does it. They changed to better gears the following years.

    As they say "Loud Gears Save Lives" :clap
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  3. usgser

    usgser Long timer

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    Yup, a buzz grinding noise is common especially if you're up shifting with the toe shifter. Using the awkward heel shifter nets you a nice solid clunk w/o the buzz. Prolly get somewhat better after about 10,000 km but basically it's the nature of the beast. You don't want to stomp on the shifter but a firm deliberate force is needed. A weak limp pressure will get you a grind every time. The newer Herzog geard trannies are the same but not as bad. I opted for the right hand tank shifter and works well(heel-toe shifter still in place). By the time the hand comes off the throttle to shift, everythings spooled down just about right for a nice snick drop-in shift.
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  4. Dzini

    Dzini Been here awhile

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    Any pics or detail work how to convert the shifter?
    Thanks Dzini
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  5. JamesG

    JamesG Rabid Poster

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    They all do that. :D

    Short shifting helps, especially in the lower (1-2) gears.
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  6. JamesG

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  7. usgser

    usgser Long timer

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  8. vortexau

    vortexau Outside the Pod-bay

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    No ice? Is the weather TOO warm?

    [​IMG]
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  9. Dzini

    Dzini Been here awhile

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    One more question!
    What about switch to synthetic trans oil. That would help?
    Or will start liking oil all over? :)
    Thanks Dzini
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  10. usgser

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    No not really.
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  11. Dzini

    Dzini Been here awhile

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    Thank you all for help.
    Thanks Dzini
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