Yeah its a /7. I'll check on the drive shaft lube. I recall hearing a
lot about splines and such with these. My only experience is with the /2s.
I appreciate all the feedback. I'm intent on getting this thing going.
If I need a transmission, it will probably take a while to find one, so
I'll continue to experiment with what I have - hopefully without burning
up my motor.
- Steve
john fisher wrote:
a good point, this. if the wheels don't spin freely, and I mean the front
should go several revolutions after a push,
check for dragging brakes and wrongly-tightened fork-pinch or axle bolts and so
forth. Its easy to squeeze the front
wheel and tweak the forks just enough to bind the axle slightly. or dry or
just-plain-worn-out bearings...
hey this is a slash7 right? well read up on greasing the drive shaft and pinion
if this is your first one.
I'm interested in hearing how it works out, so please do keep posting.
John - ex R100RS owner
damon henry wrote:
How easy is your motorcycle to push? Getting it to roll real well can make a
big difference.
damon>
