WARstunter

ok so i cant pin point the problem im not sure if its the external linkage that could be the problem (doesnt look bent) or if the internal shift forks and shift drum are messed up any input would help

zeus_r6

If the external linkage is bent it will definitely cause this problem

Sparky88

Has it been dropped in a way the gear pedal could have been hit? If so you could have damaged your shift/detent plate/mechanism even If it looks good.
My other guess would be worn/bent selector forks from being thrashed...
How many k's(miles?)does it have on the clock?

Either way it sounds pretty sinister and your better off opening her up. Start by taking off the clutch cover/clutch and seeing the shift/detent mech in action. If you can't find any problem there your probably going to have to pull your engine out...

Good luck

Rhyno636

Is the bike moving when trying to shift into 2nd? It won't shift into second unless the back wheel is moving.

DARKS1D3

could be your clutch plates

ejsotsehp

Replace the shift lever and linkage, I had the same issue and that was my solution.