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 zibblezen Two Stroke Sniffer

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 Posted: 01:36 - 01 Mar 2013 Post subject: Finally getting there. NSR help still needed |
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Hey guys,
So wanna say thanks for the previous advice. Carbs cleaned out, fork seals changed. My NSR started with the first kick when it was an unusually cold morning today.
So, i need some more help. Something recently has come up where i feel when im driving down hill or have wait on the front end i feel a slight (very mild) knocking in the front end. This isnt always the case.
Along with this, i noticed yesterday after not driving it for a week or so that it is veering to one side. You cant let go of the bars without the bike veering to one side. Can you guys give me some options of what this could be?
Again, i am living in Thailand so all the help i can get would be appreciated as their is often a language barrier between me and the mechanics. If i can go with a diagnosis that works better.
Hope ur all well. Cheers in advanced |
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Check wheel alignment for riding straight on the rear wheel.
Knocking could be that the brake caliper is knocking against the rivets on the disc. Also check wheel bearings for play ____________________ Honda H100S2 Rebuild - https://www.bikechatforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=253852 |
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Possible worn gear cogs, major engine strip down if it's the case. Also check tge chain tension. Should be some slack but not loose. ____________________ Honda H100S2 Rebuild - https://www.bikechatforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=253852 |
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