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SouthernMD

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Re: Belt Chirp
Reply #45 - 01/28/06 at 08:51:07

Hay All,

I rode the bike into work today, froze my a$$ off (36deg). The good news is straightening the push rod worked I can shift into 5th gear at a much more reasonably speed; I shift around 45 or 50. The other good news is it should be around 60deg for the ride home. Oh and BTW I didn’t put anything on the belt but had no chirp either. Grin

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Savage_Rob Serious Thumper Alliance Member Offline Mechanically Inclined Amateur Posts: 6972 Texas (Dallas area) Gender:	Re: Belt Chirp Reply #46 - 01/28/06 at 08:57:22 Nifty-neato, peachy-keen!
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MacAttack Ex Member	Re: Belt Chirp Reply #47 - 05/24/06 at 12:25:04 I ride in the woods (don't race motocross) and I ALWAYS use the clutch. I just want my bike to last longer, and I figure it will if I use that lever so conveniently provided for me. Out in woods world, automatic clutches are getting popular... I wonder if that will spread roadward. My two cents
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Re: Belt Chirp
Reply #48 - 05/24/06 at 14:02:02

SouthernMD wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:01:

Hay All,

I rode the bike into work today, froze my a$$ off (36deg). The good news is straightening the push rod worked I can shift into 5th gear at a much more reasonably speed; I shift around 45 or 50. The other good news is it should be around 60deg for the ride home. Oh and BTW I didn’t put anything on the belt but had no chirp either. Grin

any ideas how they get bent???
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