Sirius

Consulted the Castrol bike zone mechs today and they somehow adjusted the clutch. The bike revs a lot more freely. But still, when I put the bike on its center stand, start the bike, put on the gear and disengage the clutch, the rear wheel rotates. This should not happen rite?

What could still be the problem?

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zerotosixty

When you say the rear wheel rotates, How fast does it rotate? is it similar to the movement of the wheel when you accelerate in first gear or the rotation is very slow. If its the latter then there is no need to fret. All is well with your bike. But if its former then accelerator cable might be too tight you need to loosen it up a bit.

Sirius

The rear wheel rotates in about 50 percent of its rotating speed when the clutch is engaged. It was not like this before. Hence the confusion and panic.

If the rear wheel rotates even when the clutch is pressed, the clutch is not disengaged completely rite?

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pavanchirmade

Which version of the P150 is yours?

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