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Motorcycles => Venox 250 => Topic started by: TommyCRO on January 06, 2015, 05:40:15 PM
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Greetings from Zagreb by a new member. I drive Venox about 3 years and I'm super happy with it. So far I rode a Yamaha SR125, Honda VT600, Kawasaki VN800, but I somehow happiest with Venox 250. Low fuel consumption and low maintenance costs - at least here in Croatian.
Unfortunately, I have a problem with the third shift and I have to change the gear, do you also have this problem?
They told me that the fix is simple, but it must open its whole machine. :-(
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Ha! Croatia... Look up Axy for us, and kick him in the nutz. I miss him.
If your mechanically inclined the hardest part is getting the engine on the bench. I've been posting here for 6ish years, and yours is only the second Venox I have heard of w/ shifting problems. As I remember the other fella had a similar problem where he couldn't hit the taller gears.
Try the Search for Venox/Shift or Not shifting.
It was some time this past year.
Welcome to the forum Tommy!
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Ha! Croatia... Look up Axy for us, and kick him in the nutz. I miss him.
If your mechanically inclined the hardest part is getting the engine on the bench. I've been posting here for 6ish years, and yours is only the second Venox I have heard of w/ shifting problems. As I remember the other fella had a similar problem where he couldn't hit the taller gears.
Try the Search for Venox/Shift or Not shifting.
It was some time this past year.
Welcome to the forum Tommy!
I'm surprised that you have not heard of this problem
It is a relatively common problem in Venox's
it is possible to work in the US from different materials, but for the European market ...
thanks for the welcome!
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The internal parts will be the same. They don't change engines for Europe/USA.
The Venox is not really too popular here because Honda/Yamaha make too many cool bikes in the same price range, and most thinhs that carry a China sounding name don't sell very well here.
Most people forget that before Honda/Yami were big sellers they had to compete w/ Harley/Indian here.
We all tend to ignore the fact that almost Everything we buy now comes from China.