You know the chain is good. Might just be that the tensioner is about to advance and the noise will go away when it does. I'm convinced all of the older fazers rattle a bit
No wonder I hadn't seen this before posting mine, this was only put up today...I've tried the whole take for a ride thing and it doesn't work.My worry is that its going to break while riding lol
Quote from: His Dudeness on 25 July 2014, 11:24:38 amYou know the chain is good. Might just be that the tensioner is about to advance and the noise will go away when it does. I'm convinced all of the older fazers rattle a bit As in, take it out for a good blast and see if it jumps a notch?
Depends on the type and quality of chain which was fitted as some will wear faster than others and the wear on the guides, even how the bike is ridden, quality of oil used, all these can effect the chain wear.See my other post here http://foc-u.co.uk/index.php/topic,9372.msg159835/topicseen.html#new
Have you tried putting it in 2nd with the engine and ignition off. Clutch in, roll backwards as fast as you can then let the clutch out quick - sorted mine out. Worth a go.......
Any luck with this?
Quote from: His Dudeness on 30 July 2014, 07:46:02 amAny luck with this? I'm in agony at the moment with a hip injury so a bit incapacitated, there's a few things i want to get done on the bike but sitting down in a comfy chair always feels like the better option at the time.
Quote from: Frosties on 30 July 2014, 09:36:45 amHave you tried putting it in 2nd with the engine and ignition off. Clutch in, roll backwards as fast as you can then let the clutch out quick - sorted mine out. Worth a go....... I forgot about that little trick, i'll try give it a go later.