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Old 04-17-08, 05:01 PM
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Need Some Help


So, I was just on my bike, heading home from work
and something funny started happening.

While cruising at about 75 (6K RPM) I let off the throttle
completely and i started to feel something slip...or not catch.
I did it several times to make sure it wasn't just something in the road etc.
Same thing. At lower speeds it is not as noticeable.
I am thinking it is just a loose chain? The last time I had it tightened was about 6k ago. I do not lube/wax my chain as much as I should

Bike has about 17K on the clock...2006 GSX-R 600

I would really appreciate some responses/ideas/suggestions guys.

Thank you in advance
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Old 04-17-08, 05:10 PM
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Re: Need Some Help


#1 - I know the 06 750 has a slipper clutch but I'm not sure about the 600. That means it's supposed to slip if you dump the throttle.

#2 - 17K miles and poor chain maintenance could mean a stretched chain or worn sprocket. Put it up on a rear stand and inspect the sprocket. You can also spin the wheel by hand and see if the chain rides up on the sprocket at any point.
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Old 04-17-08, 05:27 PM
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Re: Need Some Help


Does it slip when you get on the throttle hard?
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Old 04-17-08, 05:32 PM
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Re: Need Some Help


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Bike has about 17K on the clock...2006 GSX-R 600


There's the problem.....your bike's clapped out!

I'll give you $500 for it...
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Old 04-18-08, 06:38 AM
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Re: Need Some Help


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#1 - I know the 06 750 has a slipper clutch but I'm not sure about the 600. That means it's supposed to slip if you dump the throttle.

#2 - 17K miles and poor chain maintenance could mean a stretched chain or worn sprocket. Put it up on a rear stand and inspect the sprocket. You can also spin the wheel by hand and see if the chain rides up on the sprocket at any point.
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Does it slip when you get on the throttle hard?
The 600 also has a slipper clutch I believe. I don't have a rear stand.

I did inspect the sprocket to see if any of the teeth were "shark finned" but they seem to look good.
The chain however does seem to be sagging a little bit.

If the chain is stretched, is tightening possible or at 17k maybe a new one would be the best solution

ZX-12R - Bill

It does not slip at all when accelerating
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Old 04-18-08, 06:39 AM
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There's the problem.....your bike's clapped out!

I'll give you $500 for it...


ok.....deal
















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