Clunking sound when shifting

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Re: re: Clunking sound when shifting

Postby Smitty » Wed Sep 15, 2004 10:15 am

mattyv74 wrote:[Some people have just got it all. :lol:


can't be me...... :lol:


I don't live in Brighton (and have no desire to)
even with new tyres, the Gpx (with pillion) got leaned last ride
engineer? intellectual?? not guilty on either count..
but
I am happy with what I got! :wink:
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Re: re: Clunking sound when shifting

Postby Bluefly » Wed Sep 15, 2004 10:48 am

Smitty1955 wrote:As the oldest (in my family), I have to tell you
it was a MachIII (never did get excited 'bout the big Gpz's)
several bottles of Abbotts lager (we did drink and ride..back then)
she was a blonde, it was a car rug...
and Durex mate...was the brand........ :lol:


Agggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have to find another forum...... These are not sights I want to be thinking about!

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Re: re: Clunking sound when shifting

Postby mattyv74 » Wed Sep 15, 2004 11:18 am

Smitty1955 wrote:I can be as upmarket or as dirtbag, as anyone else here an engineering intellectual.....
and then Ian wrote:
...even with new tyres, the Gpx (with pillion) got leaned last ride
engineer? intellectual?? not guilty on either count..


What gives? The Real YODA not only talked the talk, but could also walk the walk. A false word, say he never did.

So can you be an engineering intellectual or not? :wink:
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Re: re: Clunking sound when shifting

Postby mrmina » Wed Sep 15, 2004 1:20 pm

Bluefly wrote:
Smitty1955 wrote:As the oldest (in my family), I have to tell you
it was a MachIII (never did get excited 'bout the big Gpz's)
several bottles of Abbotts lager (we did drink and ride..back then)
she was a blonde, it was a car rug...
and Durex mate...was the brand........ :lol:


Agggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have to find another forum...... These are not sights I want to be thinking about!

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ian this is a totally different thread.... and we should not go there :!:
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re: Clunking sound when shifting

Postby Smitty » Wed Sep 15, 2004 2:02 pm

oh..another topic hijacked
us KSRCians never do that, do we.... :lol:
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re: Clunking sound when shifting

Postby Nanna10r » Wed Sep 15, 2004 5:21 pm

I :prayer: Master starwars no need for qtank.gif to be called out.
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re: Clunking sound when shifting

Postby Rossi » Wed Sep 15, 2004 8:21 pm

OI !
getting back to the original question :roll:

the simplest answer is..............they're made strong to stand the abuse at about 14k revs not a poncy 1k tickover..............give it some welly boy and you don't hear the clunk over the growl of the induction, :lol:
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re: Clunking sound when shifting

Postby redzedx7r » Wed Sep 15, 2004 8:40 pm

:lol: those guys i think get a bit esoteric, gidday volfan welcome to the site i'm also a zzr600 rider ('93 model about 39000km/24500miles) mine clunks but is all good, my mechanic and Kwaka Guru Darcy put me on to Motorex oil and that has reduced the noise significantly. But all in all they are not as smooth or as quiet as my bro's R6 or my other bro's cbr954
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re: Clunking sound when shifting

Postby mrmina » Thu Sep 16, 2004 1:57 pm

hijack threads whats that :?:

every thread is on track
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