Good info from all I happen to have a new rubber mallet I I might take some swings today to try and pin point the root cause. As far as the gas cap that was i think the first thing I grabbed while riding to see if that was the problem and sound was still there.
So I think I figured it out and now I’m a little stumped on how to fix this issue. Today was around 80 deg and was out riding. Decided to pull into a forest preserve and let it cost in 1st while I look down. So I believe I found the problem seems as the motor is jumping the rear pipe going down to the muffler is about 1/8 from the pully cover and as the motor is jumping its making contact just a touch but enough to make a chatter sound.
What can I possibly do without removing the pully cover.
i plan I just removing it to be a 100% that’s the problem
and if it is then what steps can I take to correct this with out loosing my cover. I know I can probably replace with after market smaller one but would like to keep stock.
Replacing the rubber motor mounts can be a bit of a struggle, but not too bad. i did them on my bike when i hardtailed it. I had pulled the motor completely out of the frame, so maybe that actually made it a little easier?
Yea sounds like a job. How can I check to see if they are even bad? Bike is only 6 years old and 2500 on the clock
If you look from the front of the bike, under the frame, you should see the front ones. i believe that if they are sagging, they need to be replaced. How many miles on the bike?
If you look from the front of the bike, under the frame, you should see the front ones. i believe that if they are sagging, they need to be replaced. How many miles on the bike?