wear

Fitted new rear brake pads last week and took the bike to the track on Sunday for 3 hrs. When checking the bike over before going out again last night, I noticed the rear pads were worn down again TO THE METAL - no pad material left! I wasn't riding around all day with my foot on the brake...

like the subj says - my old chain wear guard is toast - where to get a new one? can I use a generic equivilant from a honda-suzuki-kawa something or other? or do I need to visit the local dealer? anyone got a part #?

How do I check the cam chain for wear and how can I tell if it needs to be replaced? I know it probably has some wear but when does it start to affect valve timing?

Have anyone experience of that the WP fork starts to be harsh when the operating time increases? I have indications that the WP-fork gets worn more rapidly then other brands. Have you with over 150 hours on the bike noticed this?

out of nowhere my rear disc is wearing rapidly and the pads are falling off! i lost the LHRB use again today and i realise now it's coz the resevior empyies and self bleeds air. the disc is wearing away rapidly? does this mean that some kind of hardening is gone? regards Taffy

Hi, Out riding the other day I met a bloke on a berg who told me the bikes are notorious for wearing out the split pins as they rub against the lower chain guard. I noticed some wear on the outside of the chain as if it is rubbing against something, and took his advice and lowered the chain...

the drums run straight out of the cases and i have considerable wear in the engine and some on the drum shoulder. it seems that they only contact over half the width of the allowed surface. anyone else ever spotted this upon stripping? whilst i'm here has anyone handled the later gear...

I was one of the fortunate few that got a pair of OEM 2003 rocker arms at a great price when Husaberg had some spares from their early test program to market in Europe. Thank you again 'maichusa'. I ran them in my 2000 FE501E and have just replaced the Intake follower after a mixed run of...