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Post by claymay on Apr 25, 2017 20:57:07 GMT -6
Hi,
So my mechanic came by this past weekend to do work on my CVT belt because the motorcycle repair shop did not properly grease the pullies and my belt was catching. He did a great Job, reduced the catch and bikes belt drive felt way better after.
While he was inspecting my bike, he noticed that the front tire was bouncing a little due to the bearings being worn down.
Long story short, we replaced the bearings, but they were not holding in place on the rim, my friend recognized this as rim wear around the center core and said the bearings would only be a temporary fix till I get a new rim.
Three days later, today, I was riding my bike this morning and it felt very smooth for a little while, then all of a sudden it felt weird, as if I was hitting a bump every second and a half, even though I was not on the most bumpy street.
Can some of you please speculate as to what is going on (if the temporary fix is already messing up) and if it is safe to continue riding?
The reason I am posing the question is that I am going broke on this bike. I just paid 300$ to have the CVT belt replaced, another 80$ to have my friend properly grease it and replace the front wheel bearings and a few hundred miles before that, paid 150$ to have the wheels replaced. Not to mention I paid 150$ to have the rear shocks changed 3 weeks ago.
The primary problem is that it is currently my only way of getting around. So I would like some answers as to what is happening. Please feel free to speculate, and also if there are any other temp fixes till I can gather the cash to buy a new front rim.
Thank you.
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Post by claymay on Apr 8, 2017 18:45:40 GMT -6
Also, I would like to add that I do not know where to begin when seeking out rear shocks on these websites? As some of them are not set up with simple search fields.
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Post by claymay on Apr 8, 2017 18:42:17 GMT -6
Try scrappydog or any of the vendors scrolling on the top of the home page,,, or the trusty eBay,,, that's where I get 99% of my oarts Hi, thanks. What I am looking for is aftermarket upgrades that might match the sizing needs of my SSR Turino150. Thanks.
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Post by claymay on Apr 5, 2017 21:30:51 GMT -6
By the way, wanted to add my bike is 150cc and a 2015.
Thanks guys.
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Post by claymay on Apr 5, 2017 21:29:26 GMT -6
Hey,
First post, nice to meet everybody.
I live in Los Angeles and Purchased an SSR Turino Scooter last year approximately 9 months ago. I have had some issues with it that required me to put some money into it and repair or upgrade certain things, such as the carburetor, tires, belt drive snapped at about 5500 miles and now, the rear shock absorbers have gotten to where there is little or no ability to absorb road punishment (due to a hydraulic fuel leak back there), which translates into me feeling almost every single bump on the road.
I talked to my friend who's a scooter mechanic and he recommend I get a slight upgrade to the stock rear shocks. Now, the stock ones cost around 30$ but I am assuming I can get a decent upgrade for around 50$, thus the purpose of me creating this thread is to ask if anybody can recommend me to a site that has after market shock absorbers for my model.
Thank you in advance and nice to meet you.
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