worn rear cogs?
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Have you checked the tension of your rear spokes lately? Or perhaps the rear axle nuts for tightness? These things have a tendency to cause that, not so much worn cogs...they skip. You may also check the jackshaft mount for tightness, in that, make sure every thing is tight and true.
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I trued the wheel best I could a couple months back, so spokes should be good. I'll check all that other stuff and the spokes aswell.
My 1st thought was the intake. It's cut and joined together with hose. I was thinking fuel was collecting in there, until it dripped in. causeing it to miss. Since it dosent happen in 6th at all, I can rule that out I guess.
thanks for the input.
My 1st thought was the intake. It's cut and joined together with hose. I was thinking fuel was collecting in there, until it dripped in. causeing it to miss. Since it dosent happen in 6th at all, I can rule that out I guess.
thanks for the input.
The carb may need a little tuning as far as the stutter, but it sounds more like an alignment issue to me. Make sure everything is aligned and tight.
sorry to dig up an old topic. never found anything wrong with the wheel. every thing seemed straight. think I've finally sorted it, replaced the peddle chain with nice kmc chain. seems to have fixed it.
The chain was comming off left an right till I got the jump stop set up right. I think while the jump stop was keeping it on the chain ring, it was still poping off and back on causing the problem.
The chain was comming off left an right till I got the jump stop set up right. I think while the jump stop was keeping it on the chain ring, it was still poping off and back on causing the problem.
