grind when putting in gear
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grind when putting in gear
So youre saying that my new 06 800 with 250 miles on it needs a new belt? It has the creeps too.
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grind when putting in gear
my 06 500 EFI has the creeps too. The dealer has already shimmed the clutch and it was great for about the first 2 days then started creeping again. It doesn't really bother me any but I don't like it when my wife climbs on and forgets what the brakes are for. I'll have them fix again at the next service.
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grind when putting in gear
Originally posted by: JjEjFjf
I will be stopping by the dealers today after work to see what the have to say about it.
I will be stopping by the dealers today after work to see what the have to say about it.
I'm taking it there tomarrow morning at 9:30am and i will update you guys on the results.
zerowick, If i were you i would check out the Hondas or any other Japanese manufactures and dont look back.
Maybe this is Americas way of keeping the econony going. Build crap and keep the mechanics etc. working at the little guys expense.
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grind when putting in gear
Originally posted by: zerowick
bring it back to dealer and demand satisfaction! they took your money, now they can show some respect and back up the sale. take advantage of the warranty while you still can.
So youre saying that my new 06 800 with 250 miles on it needs a new belt? It has the creeps too.
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grind when putting in gear
no sweat JjEjFjf!
checked out the Cats and Bombs today and was impressed with both. didn't ride anything, but the build quality seemed pretty good, rear suspension on Bomb is a great idea, tires go up and down and stay in same plane as opposed to the others' "butterfly" effect. still suffering from a slight case of sticker shock however. under belly protection looked pretty good to me on the Bombs also, of course I don't need much anyway. wife says no matter what I do I can't spend any money, I can only make a lateral move if I decide to sell the 600, those are the rules.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img]
checked out the Cats and Bombs today and was impressed with both. didn't ride anything, but the build quality seemed pretty good, rear suspension on Bomb is a great idea, tires go up and down and stay in same plane as opposed to the others' "butterfly" effect. still suffering from a slight case of sticker shock however. under belly protection looked pretty good to me on the Bombs also, of course I don't need much anyway. wife says no matter what I do I can't spend any money, I can only make a lateral move if I decide to sell the 600, those are the rules.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img]
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grind when putting in gear
Originally posted by: zerowick
bring it back to dealer and demand satisfaction! they took your money, now they can show some respect and back up the sale. take advantage of the warranty while you still can.
So youre saying that my new 06 800 with 250 miles on it needs a new belt? It has the creeps too.
My brother and i have always had Hondas. Never had ANY troubles what so ever. Somewhere along the way i got stupid and bought a Polaris. Maybe you should check out the Hondas too while youre at it.
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grind when putting in gear
Originally posted by: JjEjFjf
Brought it back to the dealer. Supposedly aligned the clutches. Still creeps.
My brother and i have always had Hondas. Never had ANY troubles what so ever. Somewhere along the way i got stupid and bought a Polaris. Maybe you should check out the Hondas too while youre at it.
Originally posted by: zerowick
bring it back to dealer and demand satisfaction! they took your money, now they can show some respect and back up the sale. take advantage of the warranty while you still can.
So youre saying that my new 06 800 with 250 miles on it needs a new belt? It has the creeps too.
My brother and i have always had Hondas. Never had ANY troubles what so ever. Somewhere along the way i got stupid and bought a Polaris. Maybe you should check out the Hondas too while youre at it.