Vibration issue.

Started by monstermania, May 13, 2009, 01:12:54 PM

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monstermania

I just had my 696 serviced by a dealer I have never used before. I had them do a chain service, clean, tighten and lube, and they removed the charcoal canister. Since the service I have noticed that my bike has a vibration when I am slowing to stop. I don't even have to brake to feel the vibration. Does any one know what this might be from? I noticed the chain seemed tighter than usual, could this cause the vibration? Or anything else someone may know about.

Speeddog

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Likely the chain is too tight.
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The 696 wants a pretty loose chain, 46 - 48mm.  Better to err on the side of loose.

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monstermania

Thanks guys, I'll loosen the chain a bit.

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did it fix the problem?
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peanut_man

Quote from: Speeddog on May 13, 2009, 01:35:31 PM
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Likely the chain is too tight.

+1  Mine doesn't really vibrate, but it's noticeably smoother when I adjust the chain to the 'looser' end of the slack ~48mm I believe.

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