If late at night when your tucked up in the pit you still hear it then yes its safe to ride.Originally Posted by kmor110
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If late at night when your tucked up in the pit you still hear it then yes its safe to ride.
Be the person your dog thinks you are...
Smarty pants... since ages ago
Depends what and where the problem actually is ... Between a faint knock to a profound knock ... may take a while.
To the OP ... if it gets noticeably louder on your ride ... go home. Directly home. And be gentle with the engine as you do so.
Regular checks on the oil level to ... keep it full.
When life throws you a curve ... Lean into it ...
Jam and tarts....
Fuck you guys are useless pricks at the best of times
First things first,
Are you running it on 91?
Is your engine full of sexy oil?
Is your chain lubed?
Have you googled how to check your steering head bearings?
Have you checked the plugs?
Have you got some spanners out and had a quick check to see if everything is tight?
Are your balls slapping the tank from excitement/frequent subconcious masturbation
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Don't forget the cush drive...Fuck you guys are useless pricks at the best of times
First things first,
Are you running it on 91?
Is your engine full of sexy oil?
Is your chain lubed?
Have you googled how to check your steering head bearings?
Have you checked the plugs?
Have you got some spanners out and had a quick check to see if everything is tight?
Are your balls slapping the tank from excitement/frequent subconcious masturbation
And check the gerbil isn't trying out some clogs...
"A shark on whiskey is mighty risky, but a shark on beer is a beer engineer" - Tad Ghostal
KB's Chief Cats
its a bike, (albeit a honda).
Not a man.
No8 Wire Extraordinaire
You're right, this section is troll central.
In short there's no way we can know from your description. As a quick hunch put it on a stand and spin the wheel observing how smooth the chain is. And if it goes tight in any section.
Keep fingers well away or the chain will messily remove them from your hands.
Don't you look at my accountant.
He's the only one I've got.
Honda Lover
how many kms and when was the chain / sprockets last checked / changed?
if its a knocking/ clunking noise on acceleration , my bet is its the chain/sprockets as i just replaced mine , got mine for $200 delivered from uk in less than a week
plastic fabricator/welder here if you need a hand ! will work for beer/bourbon/booze
come ride the southern roads www.southernrider.co.nz
Scooter boy
Hey guys, girls (?) and trolls. Definitely let my mates know that bike was having issues. Called and spoke with my mechanic before I headed out, checked most of the things I could and we are pretty sure it's the chain or sprockets. Didn't get any worse today, so I'm sure it will be sorted on Thurs when I it's booked in. On a side note, had a great ride down Pohutukawa Highway through to Okere Point, shit those windies scared me, mossy, wet, and not signposted. Good to get outside the comfort zone, though. #happyendings
Forum whore
Wasn't me. I was painting at home. Honest.
I have evolved as a KB member.Now nothing I say should be taken seriously.
Scooter boy
I think you are right... Find out Thursday anyway!
KB's Chief Cats
no #happyending for you?
Que?
*Orere Point.
The block's in excellent condition still. The moss hasn't grown fully yet and most of the rutting on corners has been patched over. Ride it again in a couple of months and you might need a change of undies
No8 Wire Extraordinaire
Always a happy ending painting at home. You get to wash up.
Oh no wait. That's the boring bit.
Don't you look at my accountant.
He's the only one I've got.
i'm a wanker
put some bp98 in it and make shore its not pinking
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