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A single clunk in the diff.

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  1. jim123

    jim123 Member

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    It sometimes happens after the bike is moving as the clutch reaches full engagement. What could it be?
     
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    my 750 does this and I am very curious as to what it is as well.
     
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    there was a thread about that clunk awhile ago and after checking everything it it could be the only thing left was the middle drive gear damper
    it's sort of a shock absorber for the drive line
    my maxim's clunked for a long time, it doesn't seem to hurt anything and it doesn't do it all the time
    if i ever split the cases again i'll look into it but i'am not that worried
    about it
     
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