Well there's ya problem

Discussion in 'The Garage' started by Nathan94, Aug 4, 2014.

  1. Nathan94

    Nathan94 New Member

    Riding when suddnly, SNAP ,TWANG and wheels locked, the fu*k was that I say.

    Well, there's ya problem.

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  2. lee

    lee Moderator Staff Member

    Erm. Isnt this the hub you fettled a sprocket to fit?.....
     
  3. Nathan94

    Nathan94 New Member

    No, after some time, I put the old one back on due to some lining up issues, however we did notice a problem with hub, witch funny enough I was going to replace this week anyway.
     
  4. lee

    lee Moderator Staff Member

    Out of interest, what did you notice?
     
  5. Nathan94

    Nathan94 New Member

    Your gonna laugh at this, for me not sorting it eariler, but there...... there was a crack.. in the top hand bolt housing........:palm:
     
  6. lee

    lee Moderator Staff Member

    Ah.
    Id say probably caused by mounting an incorrect sprocket last time.

    Take it as a lesson learned. Cos that could have been a lot worse.

     
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  7. Nathan94

    Nathan94 New Member

    Leason learned and one dead bike, the part has been discntiuend and all the braking for parts bikes ahve had this part already gone.
     
  8. Glen Wilson

    Glen Wilson New Member

    Could a fabricator not make one going off the old part?
     
  9. lee

    lee Moderator Staff Member

    Not being funny here, but maybe its time to upgrade bikes?
     
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  10. Nathan94

    Nathan94 New Member

    Perhaps, but my situation hasn't improved from the last time a new bike was suggested.+ I don't think the parents would like a 3rd dead bike sitting on the drive.
     
  11. Purity14

    Purity14 New Member

    why don't you just get an sv650 for £69 per month from MMC :p

    It will be cheaper than that your doing at the moment.
     
  12. Nathan94

    Nathan94 New Member

    2 problems, 1, can't ride one, 2, MMC are no where near me.but it's a good thought, my only problem... it's naked.
     
  13. HondaPete

    HondaPete New Member

    Semi naked.....part faired technically ;) but that would still provide more protection than the small frame on this bike, so get that test done pal! ;)
     
  14. Nathan94

    Nathan94 New Member

    I'm sure it would, but this bike hasn't done to bad.
     
  15. Purity14

    Purity14 New Member

    you can buy the lowers and they just bolt on in 10 mins.

    You cant ride full stop - full stop into the back of a parked car :p - lol
     
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  16. Nathan94

    Nathan94 New Member

    I can ride, just apparently not very well... if no one else is on the road I'm the best ever..........
     
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  17. Dave

    Dave Moderator Staff Member

    i dont think they would like a dead son either……….putting a cracked housing unit back on is just asking for trouble ….god was looking down on you when that snapped ..it could have been much worse

    glad your ok ..take it has a huge lesson learnt
     
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  18. Nathan94

    Nathan94 New Member

    It was due to be replaced, but turns out it's not an easy part to come by, infact, I'm having to take a chance on one that is similar to this.

    Also, how many times can god look down on me? I swear you must have said that at least everyone month since I got the thing.
     
  19. HondaPete

    HondaPete New Member

    Its probably time to just replace mate. I know you'll probably say you can't afford it, but at the same time you cant really afford to take a chance on things like that either. Have a look at cheap finance as purity suggested, there may be ways and means pal. As others have said, you were lucky, you may not be next time :thumbsdown:

    Reminds me of a fairly well known biking saying, "don't ride faster than your guardian angel can fly", you're just lucky that your bike cant go as fast as your average angel ;)
     
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  20. Nathan94

    Nathan94 New Member

    Cheeky, I can keep up... just not any straight road or dual carriage way what so ever...
     
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