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Started by BreakerIBS, June 08, 2008, 02:07:32 PM

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BreakerIBS

When I shift I let the clutch out smooth, and i give it gas as well, I still feel a jerk, nothing major, just the gears engaging. I was just wondering if this could damage the bike, or if it's ok, and I just need to get better at matching the throttle with the clutch.

I also feel the jerk, when i let off the throttle while driving, and then get back on the throttle.


Thanks,
Breaker

ben2go

Sounds like to much chain slack.I had the same problem when I bought my bike.Adjusted the chain and all was well in the world.
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BreakerIBS

I have read the manual that came with the bike, so to adjust the chain, I looses then axel nut and then adjust both sides and then retighten the nut??

Jay_wolf

Yep , Just pull the wheel back , and make sure both sides are Level with each other
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BreakerIBS

I don't have a tourque wrench either. Is this a no no unless you have one, or can I go about it using a normal wrench.?

ben2go

Quote from: BreakerIBS on June 08, 2008, 02:24:16 PM
I don't have a tourque wrench either. Is this a no no unless you have one, or can I go about it using a normal wrench.?

I have not used a torque wrench on my axle bolts.I have never had one slip or come out of alignment.However I don't do stunts on my bike.I'm a curve junkiee.
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beRto

A decent torque wrench will serve you well time and time again. Proper rear axle torque is very important.

... in summary, buy a torque wrench  :thumb: :icon_mrgreen:

ben2go

Quote from: beRto on June 08, 2008, 03:12:12 PM
A decent torque wrench will serve you well time and time again. Proper rear axle torque is very important.

... in summary, buy a torque wrench  :thumb: :icon_mrgreen:

I agree.Even tho I don't use one on my axles, I use one on everything else.
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mach1

what are the torque specs for the rear axle
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beRto

Quote from: mach1 on June 08, 2008, 04:06:02 PM
what are the torque specs for the rear axle


Are you joking?

This was answered yesterday  :icon_rolleyes:
http://gstwins.com/gsboard/index.php?topic=41958.0

mach1

I wasnt on too long yesterday but i got it
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Affschnozel

 :laugh:
Your cat had enough   :thumb:
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BreakerIBS

What is the size of the nut on the rear axel?

gsJack

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BreakerIBS

#14
Thanks, also what is the size of the adjusting nut?

gsJack

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BreakerIBS


mach1

you can never have too much beer :cheers:
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79 Honda CM185t-In restoration mode with this bike.DEAD slammed 2003 Honda Shadow 600, matte black everything 18inch ape hangers

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