+1 clean the clutch system, probably a stuck slave cylinder. Though
friction disks could be it too especially if someone used car oil with
friction modifiers.
Allen Thomas
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Hydraulics would limit the ability to disengage, not engage. Could be the
master cylinder (unlikely), the slave cylinder (sticking or just not moving
correctly), the clutch plates (not very likely), or wrong oil. Those are my
guesses.
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Motorcycle: 1985 Honda Nighthawk CB650
My friend just bought this bike and went out for his first ride to only
have the bike breakdown and not move under its own power. The bike when I
test rode it seemed to be fine, but the clutch did let out later than what
I'm used to. I never have ridden a
