Particle Man |
03-17-2011 03:54 PM |
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Originally Posted by goof2
(Post 457324)
Clean, lube, and set proper tension on the chain. If it and the wheel are still jerky you may have a tight spot.
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Shit - it better not, there's less than 1,000 miles on that chain and sprocket set. :eek:
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Originally Posted by marko138
(Post 457415)
8 years on a batt is solid. But why wouldn't you use a Tender? It's smart money, kid.
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I have one - just never needed it. I'm going to replace the sucker anyhow just as preventative maintenence. I was pretty impressed that it lasted that long, though.
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Originally Posted by pauldun170
(Post 457420)
He's Particle Man
He charges everything just standing next to it.
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Damn skippy! :rockwoot:
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Originally Posted by anthonyk
(Post 457433)
Might be loose, but it might just be due to having a twin. My aprilia does that a bit more on the stand than my previous I-4 bike.
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If I give it some throttle the jerkyness goes away so I was wondering that. Either way, it's loose so I'll properly tension and adjust it just in time to throw new tires on it :lol:
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