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Message started by MacAttack on 05/11/06 at 13:17:46

Title: Belt squeak when cold, generally on acceleration?
Post by MacAttack on 05/11/06 at 13:17:46

My bike has just over 600 miles on it, and I notice an intermittant squeak lasting a few seconds or so. The belt is reasonably tight (can turn 90 degrees). I do ride on two miles of gravel road daily.

Any ideas? Thanks in advance, Mac

Title: Re: Belt squeak when cold, generally on accelerati
Post by sluggo on 05/11/06 at 14:01:22


MacAttack wrote:
My bike has just over 600 miles on it, and I notice an intermittant squeak lasting a few seconds or so. The belt is reasonably tight (can turn 90 degrees). I do ride on two miles of gravel road daily.

Any ideas? Thanks in advance, Mac



i guess it's time for the newbee speech again.  please use the search function to find the answere before posting.set it it max entries. the belt issue has been discused many times. also  reading back throug the posts will give you a chance to "catch up" with topics, and learn who's who on the board.

having said that, i will now answere the question.

yes a squel is normal, mine when cold or wet out.

like my wife, i've learned to tune it out.  :o

Title: Re: Belt squeak when cold, generally on accelerati
Post by MacAttack on 05/11/06 at 14:18:05

Thanks...

Title: Re: Belt squeak when cold, generally on accelerati
Post by vroom1776 on 05/11/06 at 21:09:53

Mac,

Don't worry.  Sluggo's not mad.  He's just cranky.  And I don't blame him.  He can't ride his pimp savage right now ;).   >:(

Everyone likes this site becaue it is very friendly!  Even if the nubes don't know about the search feature.  I'm sure I irritated some folks when I first got on here... (proll'y still do  8) ).

Title: Re: Belt squeak when cold, generally on accelerati
Post by klx650sm2002 on 05/12/06 at 02:46:40

The 90deg. thing should really be done with load on the back suspension so it is at it's tightest.

Clive W  :D

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