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The other day I noticed, for the first time, a small pop on deceleration. Today as I was riding, I noticed the air cleaner moving a little bit. I put my hand on it to find out that it wasn't just a little bit, it's extremely loose....like barely holding on.
Seems a bit strange that it would happen that quickly..but maybe it didn't....not sure.
As I go to take it apart...just seeing if anyone has ideas, thoughts or anything I should be concerned about/looking at.
Am I wrong in thinking that it'll be inside the bracket when I take the little cover off? I guess i'll find out tonight.
It could be... I'm unfamiliar with your set-up. I didn't know that bracket was all hollow and there was enough room inside for the bolt to fall in, totally out of sight. I thought maybe it was just left off.
I don't always do a pre-ride inspection, but it's a good idea. Heck, my horn bracket broke over the weekend. Hung on by the wires! Damn horn bracket is like $32 retail. It just pays to put your hands on the metal parts and give them a jiggle from time to time.
I don't always do a pre-ride inspection, but it's a good idea. Heck, my horn bracket broke over the weekend. Hung on by the wires! Damn horn bracket is like $32 retail. It just pays to put your hands on the metal parts and give them a jiggle from time to time.
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