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Loud shifts from 1st gear to 2nd

Normal. Refine your shifting. I used to do this during the first few hours of ownership. It is likely that scooting your seat back 1/2" or so will fix it.

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Normal. Refine your shifting. I used to do this during the first few hours of ownership. It is likely that scooting your seat back 1/2" or so will fix it.
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