So I got an old 1985 Yellow Yamaha Tri-Z that is in CRAAAZZYY good shape. (People been offering me to buy it for years because it looks brand new)
So basicly I've been trying to move it around in my garage and even if I held the clutch, it wouldn't move (like if it was in gear)

What can be the problem, the cable might be broke ? Maybe it's " loose " ? or maybe the place where the clutch cable is attached broke ?

What's your opinion on that and how can I try to fix it ?

If it has been sitting a long time any number of things could be seized up.

take the casing apart and check everything to see if the clutch is seized or the cable is broke or what. does the clutch lever pull freely or is it really tight and wont move?

e/ im guessing clutch pulls freely it could be a snapped clutch cable. also do you have it in neutral?

This post was edited by JDH on Jul 24 2013 04:09pm