Eric,
I had 53,000+ miles on my bike when the u-joint bearing gave out. Since
you already have the motor out, I would REPLACE u-joint bearings. There are
little ball bearing inside the bearing housing. If the bearing housing is dry
the little bearing fallout in time allowing the + to move around in the bearing
housing. A hard snap of the gas could cause the + to break (in my case).
> Patrick,
>
> How many miles did you have on the bike when this happened? I have the
> motor out of my 'max right now for some work, and I'm thinking that maybe I
> should replace the U-joint since the bike has 41,000 miles and I'm not sure
> of the service history. Seems like it'd be cheaper to replace the U-joint
> than to scrape me and the bike off of the pavement.
>
> Eric Bryant
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