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Fellas i put my bike in for a 10k a couple weeks ago, 16 SGS. Left on a 1950 mile trip the next day. Once during the trip while moving the bike to a new parking spot i noticed a short groan and small vibration in the tranny, primary side. Now its happened a few more times since, always when slowing, nearly stopped, and only in first or second gear. It lasts less than a second when it happens and doesnt do it every time only every now and then. Doesnt seem to matter if its hot or cold. Any ideas? It was non existent before the service.
just kidding Duck. did they adjust your primary chain tension? or how is the lube level in the transmission and the primary case? I hate troubleshooting noises like this as I have had them on my bike. good luck and let us know.
I thought I had a transmission problem last week. Heard a sickening intermiting grinding noise. Seems as though I left my kick stand down and it was scraping.
Guess you haven't been to a public school lately, seems that's the new fad.
rk classic.
Fad nothin...but RK, youre right.
There are many school districts across the nation were the students are being indoctrinated via planned parenthood literature that supports and promotes not only transgender people from educating the elementary class on their chosen form of lifestyle, but some schools have pictorials that are pornographic period. The use of a condom over a banana or cucumber is recommended for girls, and **** sex is promoted to avoid pregnancy. No lie folks...this is your tax dollars (as well as forces of evil) at work. And good chance you as a parent, if this is the case, cannot opt your child out, IF you even know its being or will be taught in your school district.
Not looking to start a political side thread, just stating the truth which anyone can verify through a simple internet search.
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