and one returning problem

Paul Heim pmheimjr at gmail.com
Sun Aug 5 15:22:46 PDT 2012


I'm with Don on this.  I would further suggest that uneven stretching of the 
chain can be the culprit.  I've had this happen on dirt bikes and the 
variation with tire speed behaves the same way.

Regards,
Paul in Ohio

-----Original Message----- 
From: Don Wilcox
Sent: Sunday, August 05, 2012 2:00 PM
To: Paul Heim
Subject: Re: and one returning problem

Drew,

I had that exact same symptom and it puzzled the hell out of me for a
while. A 'knock' from the driveline that could be felt through the left
footpeg (excessively).

Turned out just to be time for a new chain. The time served had stretched
it enough that it was kinking on the hard turn around the countershaft
sprocket, or just stretched enough that it wasn't meshing perfectly on that
hard turn. Cleaning and lubing didn't fix it, but a change of chain and
sprockets cured it immediately.

Don in GJ



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