I'm back!!! Help with the rear wheel damper/Cush Drive
Well, I'm back, after my first child born I was on Moon changing diaper, etc, etc.
Well im glad im back and i have an issue with one of my f4i's. One day it started making a "clunk" noise that i thinked was the gearbox but two days ago i changed the rear tire and when i was removing the sprocket, i saw there were no damper rubber!!! How this could be possible?? Does they can wear out??? Thanks!! Cheers from Mexico.. |
They do wear out and like anything made of rubber, they have a "shelf life". Fortunately its an easy repair.
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But i didnt found anything of that rubber, here is the picture...
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There is supposed to be. Are they stuck on the carrier?
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No, thats the way i found it when i remove the carrier and thats why its so amazing to me.
I swaped the rear tires and wheels from each one of my bikes about a year and a half and im sure i put those rubbers... |
You probably didn't put them in. It would be really hard for all of them to disappear without a trace
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I know but im sure i putted in there.
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Without the cush drive/rubber thingys, it will beat the transmission to death. Back in 93 Two Bros Racing CBR 900 had aftermarket rear wheel with no cush drive, after a few races the bike had no 6th gear.
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There is no way for the rubber to be missing even if it comes apart in use. Somebody didn't put them in there plain and simple.
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I dont know, im the last person who removed that rear wheel...
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