10-24-2019, 10:09 AM
Ok this is too funny.....
So the The Clickity Clack Click Clink came back on my bike....Around the shift lever. (This is one of the few times I go hating the bike) So naturally I was like Cartman in SWEAR-A-THON (South Park)...like what gives!!!!
So I started from the rear wheel. I loosen it up all the way forward and at this point the chain is dangling. Removed the shifter assembly from the engine and the took off the cover for the front sprocket remove the 5 bolts that hold the clutch piston and the second sprocket cover. At this point I removed the front sprocket carefully by moving the chain aside and removing the sprocket, when I removed the sprocket I felt something drop on the ground and when I looked down the was the culprit of the problem....
A DAM BUNGEE CORD HOOK END!!!!
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I must off picked that up while driving down the road and it was not mine because this one had yellow bungee (Stuck inside the hook about 1/2" long)and I have never owned yellow bungee. Luckily no major damage was done. So put all the stuff back together, torqued everything greased the heck out of everything and went for a quick ride! All is good now. Sooooo smooth!!!! (This is one of the many times I go saying I love this bike)
So the The Clickity Clack Click Clink came back on my bike....Around the shift lever. (This is one of the few times I go hating the bike) So naturally I was like Cartman in SWEAR-A-THON (South Park)...like what gives!!!!
So I started from the rear wheel. I loosen it up all the way forward and at this point the chain is dangling. Removed the shifter assembly from the engine and the took off the cover for the front sprocket remove the 5 bolts that hold the clutch piston and the second sprocket cover. At this point I removed the front sprocket carefully by moving the chain aside and removing the sprocket, when I removed the sprocket I felt something drop on the ground and when I looked down the was the culprit of the problem....
A DAM BUNGEE CORD HOOK END!!!!
I must off picked that up while driving down the road and it was not mine because this one had yellow bungee (Stuck inside the hook about 1/2" long)and I have never owned yellow bungee. Luckily no major damage was done. So put all the stuff back together, torqued everything greased the heck out of everything and went for a quick ride! All is good now. Sooooo smooth!!!! (This is one of the many times I go saying I love this bike)