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ChrisHill
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Can anyone shed some light on this for me...please?
This is the first time I've run into this. It's on a bike that I built a couple of days ago
I've done everything that a semi knowledgable person can do as far as remounting, and being 100% certain that everything is proper. (I've built more than 30 bikes so far, and this is the first time I've had this problem.)
And even after doing all of that...again yesterday, I took it for a boot...cruised around 60 km/h for about 5 minutes, and again the engine started to lean over to the left.
It's the jug that is tipping to the left, almost as if the engine were rotating in the bike's frame.
Is there anyone else that has had this problem before and what is a corrective action to use?
I would hate to spoil a great looking bike with a headstay, but that is the only thing left in my mind to keep it sitting upright.
I am not at home this weekend so I have no way of taking any pictures of this tilting engine. I will try to send a pic probably later today or tomorrow.
Any, and all advice is appreciated.
Thank you
This is the first time I've run into this. It's on a bike that I built a couple of days ago
I've done everything that a semi knowledgable person can do as far as remounting, and being 100% certain that everything is proper. (I've built more than 30 bikes so far, and this is the first time I've had this problem.)
And even after doing all of that...again yesterday, I took it for a boot...cruised around 60 km/h for about 5 minutes, and again the engine started to lean over to the left.
It's the jug that is tipping to the left, almost as if the engine were rotating in the bike's frame.
Is there anyone else that has had this problem before and what is a corrective action to use?
I would hate to spoil a great looking bike with a headstay, but that is the only thing left in my mind to keep it sitting upright.
I am not at home this weekend so I have no way of taking any pictures of this tilting engine. I will try to send a pic probably later today or tomorrow.
Any, and all advice is appreciated.
Thank you