Things to check after stoppies
ok so this past month ive not had rear brakes...so ive been working on stoppies 180 stoppies ect. now ive got a random click in my front end.. just wondering what you guy check on your front ends when rolling stoppies, nuts and bolts, cables brakes **** like that
Thanks
James
Thanks
James
Re: Things to check after stoppies
ok so this past month ive not had rear brakes...so ive been working on stoppies 180 stoppies ect. now ive got a random click in my front end.. just wondering what you guy check on your front ends when rolling stoppies, nuts and bolts, cables brakes **** like that
Thanks
James
Thanks
James
Re: Things to check after stoppies
as much as people **** on R6s ive never really had any problems but it would make such a good video clip if my frame did fold in half but i just checked and my lower triple tree was a little loose not much though and so werent the bolts on the bottem of the forks... now time to go ride and see whats changed...
thanks James
thanks James
Re: Things to check after stoppies
i got dirtbike bars so thats not it i check them every time i ride... but new problem i put new bars on tonight and now my throttle is kinda sticky is their a way to get a little extra room on the cables ive never really screwed around with it much but its dark so ill play with it some more tomorrow
Re: Things to check after stoppies
I have a click in my front end on my R6 also. I used to work at a mall and have no Lo-Jack, so I had one of those metal U-brackets that have a padlock that slips onto it. Always ran it between my front brake rotors. One time, clocked out and hopped on the bike. Couple girls were walkin out, so I hopped on pretty quick and took off. Got about 2 inches, front wheel jammed, and I went down LOL. Forgot that I had that damned thing on. Put a little kink on the inside trim of my rotor so it clicks slightly when maneuvering the bike on foot. Doesn't help much, but yeah
Re: Things to check after stoppies
I have a click in my front end on my R6 also. I used to work at a mall and have no Lo-Jack, so I had one of those metal U-brackets that have a padlock that slips onto it. Always ran it between my front brake rotors. One time, clocked out and hopped on the bike. Couple girls were walkin out, so I hopped on pretty quick and took off. Got about 2 inches, front wheel jammed, and I went down LOL. Forgot that I had that damned thing on. Put a little kink on the inside trim of my rotor so it clicks slightly when maneuvering the bike on foot. Doesn't help much, but yeah

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i think it might be the axle. 
