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TECHNICAL => HELP! => Topic started by: Nina on May 27, 2019, 04:06:58 PM
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Hey guys and girls!
Im a new member here from Florida.. Looking forward to browsing ..
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Jack shaft rubbing ?....bearing shot maybe. Sounds like it's resonating through the swingarm. Not the rear wheel, or the trans.
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Are you sure the chain isn't rubbing on the guard?
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That's kinda what I was thinking. Put the bike on a rear stand, gear neutral, and spin wheel by hand. See where your ears lead you.
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Hey Guys..
thanks.. Its in the shop since Friday.. hopefully they get to find whats clicking.. I get it back Thursday.... They will be changing bearings again..
Will keep u posted.
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does it do it moving forward?
My rear rotor makes a weird noise while rolling the bike backwards, nothing forwards thinking it is loose pads with a slotted rotor on mine
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Does your current set up to use the stock cush drive? Does it clunk at all when you first tart moving?
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I will throw in a guess,
the swingarm sides are not sraight and when tightened it squeezes only one side of the bearing inner race and it twists, this happened in my friends bike.
It can be checked by loosening the rear axle nut a little, if the sound changes it can be it.
It does not help replacing the bearings,
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the chain also looks kinda tight??? no slack in bottom
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I don't think shes coming back,..
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Hi Guys.. sorry about my absence.. I was in Europe for 5 weeks. I just got back and still out of whack lo.. Cant wait to get back on the bike.. Its been fixed "a little" still have some noises coming out but its better.. will record another video asap and post. thanks so much for all the replies!
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does it do it moving forward?
My rear rotor makes a weird noise while rolling the bike backwards, nothing forwards thinking it is loose pads with a slotted rotor on mine
yes it was doing it back and forward.. i was just on a slight hill when recorded thats why i was just rolling back.
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Is the chain alignment correct? You can put the bike on a stand and roll the rear tire, then observe where the sprocket teeth are riding between the 2 sides of the chain. No idea how to align if it’s off, but it’s worth a check. I did a custom bike with a swing arm I modded to fit. As I test fitted/machined and adjusted the firmest I would spin the rear wheel to test the chain alignment and it would make clicking noise like you’re describing until I got it properly aligned.
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Also if no one's mentioned it check for tight spots in the chain
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Ok so for an update. The clicking is gone. I had all bearings replaced in the back wheel so I guess that fixed the issue. I havent rode it yet bc its been raining since I got back. Hope to get on it this weekend.
Thanks for all the input.. I appreciate it.
I did install the air suspension- Arnott. Heres a video.. Love it so far!
https://player.vimeo.com/video/347782416
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Very cool. Glad you got everything sorted.......