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Lincolnshire
Mate aprilia ones are reduced price at RSVR net (cheers spoonz), i got some end of last month and a jet40, i think the rubbers were about 80p each, just swop em mate :thumbup
Joined May 2008
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Northern Territory AUSTRALIA
If your sprocket nuts are tight Sprocker, 
then i'd say the bushed cush rubbers are worn ol mate..wack in some newbies and all should be fine. Grease up the pin surfaces a little when re-assembling the sprocket carrier into the new bushes..
then i'd say the bushed cush rubbers are worn ol mate..wack in some newbies and all should be fine. Grease up the pin surfaces a little when re-assembling the sprocket carrier into the new bushes..
Joined Oct 2010
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Pontefract
If your sprocket nuts are tight Sprocker,
Will check that tomorrow Aus cheers...i'm a bit too pissed to do it now :biggrin
Joined Mar 2008
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Lincolnshire
I rang nick@rsvr mate and he sorted them for me, have you taken the sprocket off and had a butchers?
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Pontefract
Joined May 2008
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Northern Territory AUSTRALIA
Remove the back wheel, the sprocket carrier will slide out of the bushes..check the pins for wear and roundness..chances are its the metal bushes in the rubber that have elongated somewhat. Too tighted the sprocket nuts, you must have the carrier out of the hub as there is a hex on the back where you use a spanner to hold while tensioning the sprocket/pin nuts.
Joined Mar 2008
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Lincolnshire
check thet are tight and have a look mate, i dont know another way to tell , best wait for someone to point us in the right direction :biggrin
The movement must be coming from thrm IMO :eatcorn
The movement must be coming from thrm IMO :eatcorn
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Lincolnshire
Joined Oct 2010
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Pontefract
Update
Took the wheel off this afternoon and checked the rubbers and they're ok, the cause was that the 5 socket screws securing the sprocket carrier to the wheel were loose. Two of them were virtually out, the rest were barely finger tight
All sorted now and back together, cheers guys :thumbup
Took the wheel off this afternoon and checked the rubbers and they're ok, the cause was that the 5 socket screws securing the sprocket carrier to the wheel were loose. Two of them were virtually out, the rest were barely finger tight
All sorted now and back together, cheers guys :thumbup
