Dropped my bike and now have a few little issues.
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Dropped my bike and now have a few little issues.
I dropped my bike on the right side the other day, leaked some gas on the ground... is that normal? It started up fine like 20 mins later. One thing i notice is that i think it no longer has the power it did in 3rd gear, its kinda hard to tell cuz i took out my gauges for the time being but I no longer get a smooth rate of acceleration in 3rd. I did sorta smash up my carbon wrapped slip on, could that have anything to do with it?
My bike does defiently seem less loud but is fine in 1st and 2nd gear.
Also when i was riding in 3rd the bike did die once for some reason but started right back up. When should i start to worry about this stuff?
My bike does defiently seem less loud but is fine in 1st and 2nd gear.
Also when i was riding in 3rd the bike did die once for some reason but started right back up. When should i start to worry about this stuff?
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where did the gas leak out of? There is a vent under the gas cap itself, and there are vent hoses that would drain some fuel in a tip over or over-full situation.
I could see a smushed slip on causing enough restriction to affect performance when really getting into the true powerband of the bike. Gearing in 1 & 2 might hide some of the effect cause you aren't in them very long before having to shift, but 3rd and above is when you start stretching the legs, and the motor needs to start breathing more.
Pull the slip on off, maybe even the mid-pipe. see if you can look though both, pull the baffle out of the slip-on - if it's mangled or compressed enough it could be allowing the packing to restrict airflow.
I could see a smushed slip on causing enough restriction to affect performance when really getting into the true powerband of the bike. Gearing in 1 & 2 might hide some of the effect cause you aren't in them very long before having to shift, but 3rd and above is when you start stretching the legs, and the motor needs to start breathing more.
Pull the slip on off, maybe even the mid-pipe. see if you can look though both, pull the baffle out of the slip-on - if it's mangled or compressed enough it could be allowing the packing to restrict airflow.
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where did the gas leak out of? There is a vent under the gas cap itself, and there are vent hoses that would drain some fuel in a tip over or over-full situation.
I could see a smushed slip on causing enough restriction to affect performance when really getting into the true powerband of the bike. Gearing in 1 & 2 might hide some of the effect cause you aren't in them very long before having to shift, but 3rd and above is when you start stretching the legs, and the motor needs to start breathing more.
Pull the slip on off, maybe even the mid-pipe. see if you can look though both, pull the baffle out of the slip-on - if it's mangled or compressed enough it could be allowing the packing to restrict airflow.
I could see a smushed slip on causing enough restriction to affect performance when really getting into the true powerband of the bike. Gearing in 1 & 2 might hide some of the effect cause you aren't in them very long before having to shift, but 3rd and above is when you start stretching the legs, and the motor needs to start breathing more.
Pull the slip on off, maybe even the mid-pipe. see if you can look though both, pull the baffle out of the slip-on - if it's mangled or compressed enough it could be allowing the packing to restrict airflow.
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When I got my bike, the baffle only had half the packing in there, and what was there wasn't in that great of shape. That thing would wake the dead. Can only imagine what itwould sound like header only which is how it is sitting rite now.
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