Squealing from rear end
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Squealing from rear end
I am getting a rather loud squealing coming from the rear of my 2001 Ultra Classic.This happens when i roll on the gas or dump it quickly.I have checked the belt and made all the right adjustments etc.There's no problem hearing it riding behind me.Even over the sound of the pipes.Any suggestions????
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Did you check for signs of your tire rubbing on something up inside the fender?
Check the rear wheel alignment to be sure the wheel is true to the frame.
Don't let the funny guys get ya down. They're just showin that they don't know much about their bikes to deal with something like this.
Check the rear wheel alignment to be sure the wheel is true to the frame.
Don't let the funny guys get ya down. They're just showin that they don't know much about their bikes to deal with something like this.
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Did you check for signs of your tire rubbing on something up inside the fender?
Check the rear wheel alignment to be sure the wheel is true to the frame.
Don't let the funny guys get ya down. They're just showin that they don't know much about their bikes to deal with something like this.
Check the rear wheel alignment to be sure the wheel is true to the frame.
Don't let the funny guys get ya down. They're just showin that they don't know much about their bikes to deal with something like this.
Go help some ole lady across the street, will ya !!