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Dave20046 26-05-09 06:55 PM

SV Vibrations?
 
Since getting on the bike this year, so far I've had; a gear linkage rod drop off, both pegs vibrate out and now the left hanger popped off today (first I knew about it was only being able to find 3rd on approach to a roundy). Anyone else have stuff randomly drop off? Luckily (and very uncharacteristically)I had a selection of useful spanners and allenkey bits under my seat, which was a nice surprise as I was contemplating just nursing it home in the gears I could find but stopped up got it fixed and ploughed on :smt029

Alpinestarhero 26-05-09 06:56 PM

Re: SV Vibrations?
 
Nope i dont have stuff vibrate loose

maybe you need to go round and make sure everything is torqued up correctly :D

Dave20046 26-05-09 06:57 PM

Re: SV Vibrations?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Alpinestarhero (Post 1921302)
Nope i dont have stuff vibrate loose

maybe you need to go round and make sure everything is torqued up correctly :D

Well I've done that now :rolleyes: (I know I know I shoulda done it the first time), and hopefully it'll fix it. Was just wondering if I can expect to randomly loose bits and bobs again in the near future.

yorkie_chris 26-05-09 06:59 PM

Re: SV Vibrations?
 
I've lost bits off before but always through my own stupidity. Nearly put the machined ally footpeg off rearsets through jamessunhills radiator!

Alpinestarhero 26-05-09 07:00 PM

Re: SV Vibrations?
 
Maybe...i guess go round and have a good check. The only thing I tend to notice getting loose is the gear lever thing, where the lever clamps onto the gear-shaft, but it never gets loose loose, just...a bit loose

Dave20046 26-05-09 07:02 PM

Re: SV Vibrations?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by yorkie_chris (Post 1921307)
I've lost bits off before but always through my own stupidity. Nearly put the machined ally footpeg off rearsets through jamessunhills radiator!

HOW?! :scratch:
lol

yorkie_chris 26-05-09 07:12 PM

Re: SV Vibrations?
 
Making reasonable progress up in yorkshire dales, went to tap it down a gear... Oops why's the floor there... oh yeah, no footpeg. Bolt had backed out of the footpeg and allowed it to go for a trip down the road. It's OK though, we found it!

the_lone_wolf 26-05-09 07:16 PM

Re: SV Vibrations?
 
don't be a girl:p

try riding a big KTM single, it'll make the SV feel like silk;)

Dave20046 26-05-09 07:18 PM

Re: SV Vibrations?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by yorkie_chris (Post 1921324)
Making reasonable progress up in yorkshire dales, went to tap it down a gear... Oops why's the floor there... oh yeah, no footpeg. Bolt had backed out of the footpeg and allowed it to go for a trip down the road. It's OK though, we found it!

lol lucky *******!! Bit like when I lost my gear lever (coz of the rod falling off) overtaking a car at higher speeds went to upshift and was like ....****e.
luckily orose didn't get too carried away before he realised I'd disappeared.

Dave20046 26-05-09 07:19 PM

Re: SV Vibrations?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by the_lone_wolf (Post 1921332)
don't be a girl:p

try riding a big KTM single, it'll make the SV feel like silk;)

I didn't say I feel the vibrations just stuff keeps dropping off :rolleyes:
read :p


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