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My rm 125 is jumping out of gear?

My rm 125 is jumping out of gear in to nutral as i get in to power band.?

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Do you "kick shift" a lot? (shift at high rpm without the clutch) or did the gear box run low on oil at any point that you know of? If so the syncros in the gear box may be worn. Probably not a do it yourself fix, unless you are familiar with this.
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