Reply to "Vintage built speedster"

@Popee posted:
To all who gave advice, thank you so much. The issue with the shifting were the 2 red bushings on the shift rod coupler. It was a very easy repair thanks to you and YouTube. Actually had a fun time doing the replacement. Merry Christmas to all.
Can’t figure out how to attach a picture. Sorry I’m old and not technical much.

Popee

Try not to use any of the red urethane crap; everything made from it is useless. Try to get OEM or at least OEM style rubber ones; they'll last an eternity.

12/22/221:03 PM

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