I have swapped out the rear wheel bearings and Drive Bearing. Still making the noise with 2up riding only. Does anyone have an idea of what else sounds like a bad bearing? thanks for any help provided in advance.
I would love to have you look at it but unfortunately I live in Fort Myers Florida now to be a bit of a trip
it sounds like a grinding noise and it is constant. didn't pay attention as to whether it was worse over bumps.
I would love to have you look at it but unfortunately I live in Fort Myers Florida now to be a bit of a trip
it sounds like a grinding noise and it is constant. didn't pay attention as to whether it was worse over bumps.
tire pressure I always run 45 P S I in the rear. I figured it was maybe something the mental midget did when they change the tire. but i since disassembled Replace wheel bearings and final drive berry still having the noise need to look further
Could something be touching the tire when loaded up? Like maybe a cable tie or anything.? Look for a clean spot of tread where that something may be rubbing
The noise I am hearing is normal rear end noise. I took apart the whole final drive and found nothing. all gears look like new. I did however find that my left shock seems to be dented on the out side touching the inner tube. No isolation I believe would constitute the noise I heard. Best I can figure is when I had the tire change done at the stealer, the shock must have gotten hit and dented. Of course never told me about it. Wasnt a problem till 2up. Looking to put new rear shocks on and hope to solve the problem. Will let you know. thanks for all of the input and thoughts. I have always loved the willingness of VTX brothers to assist. Thanks again.
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