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Muddy pockets 15-05-13 19:43

More than a cush rubber problem.
 
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Ok so we've all seen the cush rubbers threads, but when I took mine apart on my new(5500 miles) xtr I noticed that the rubbers had worn, ever so slightly, the inside casing. (See pic below) Attachment 6169

It's not much but you can notice when you run your fingers across it. Anyone else had this and is it protentaly going to eat through all the cush rubbers that I'm going to have to replace over time?

For the time being I've done the Kev mod for this cush problem using by bicycle tubes as I don't have any motorcycle tubes yet but will be replacing as soon as I can.

Also if anyone would mind taking a look at my rubbers and telling me wether they look too worn to use and should I chuck them, replace them with new and then do the Kev mod.

Cheers guys

Muddy pockets 15-05-13 19:43

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Pic of my rubbers

Mort 15-05-13 21:32

Sprocket bearing.?:wtfk:

Muddy pockets 15-05-13 22:07

Bearings seemed fine at a good glance. I did find afterwards that when tightening the axle bolt it started pushing the r/h side chain tensioner out by a couple of mm's.
in the end I had to push the wheel hard to keep it level both sides. But its prob nothing but I've never noticed having to do that with any others of my bike.

Pleiades 16-05-13 14:36

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Originally Posted by Muddy pockets (Post 187730)

For 5500 miles your rubbers look in remarkably good nick to me? I've seen loads far worse at that mileage. The ones I changed at 4000 miles (from new) were chewed to pieces; you could barely tell they were cush drive rubbers at all!

I wouldn't worry. Do the inner tube mod and it'll be fine.

Muddy pockets 16-05-13 17:47

Thanks mate that's put my mind at ease. Can get back to enjoying the bike now.

tacomodo 16-05-13 19:59

Here are mine at 10.000 km
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXtt65nH2JU

cca 16-05-13 21:10

Same as mine. Reason? I don't know. I have noticed that clearance between internal diameter of bearing and axle seems a little bigger than it should be. But I don't know how much is acceptable.

Muddy pockets 18-05-13 17:20

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Originally Posted by tacomodo (Post 187758)
Here are mine at 10.000 km

Yeah mine where that bad I think. Probably about 5mm of play there.

Muddy pockets 18-05-13 17:22

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Originally Posted by cca (Post 187762)
Same as mine. Reason? I don't know. I have noticed that clearance between internal diameter of bearing and axle seems a little bigger

How long has you been aware of this (in miles) and have you noticed it getting any worse? Hopefully it's just nothing.


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