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So one week in and the bike broke down on way to work today. Has been fine then was doing around 30mph and lost all drive. Its can select a gear but when I let the clutch it just revs. Noise coming from front sprocket so opened the cover, (please see pic) it very wobbly and isn't sitting in the teeth/cog, almost as though I can pull it out. Could this be related?


http://http://i800.photobucket.com/albums/yy283/martash2009/IMG_20161007_105351027.jpg


any ideas to help out a beginner? thanks all!

Edited by Foxy Stoat seeks Pig
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I can't see the pic but the front sprocket should not wobble!!!! tighten that thing up quick!!


edit - ok sorry just saw the link.... has... has the nut completely fallen off? should look like this

http://www.sportbikes.net/forums/attachments/fz6-fz6r/95906d1156438668-sprocket-nut-washer-one-sm_dsc01823.jpg

Posted

you have lost the sprocket nut and the sprocket has come off the splines


easy fix


but if you have just bought this from a dealer then make it their problem

Posted

Geez, ok so they come just come off? how easy is easy fix? The dealer is some miles away and not sure how long it would take. when they can pick up etc.


Thanks


Going to try and make my way back to work on the trusted 125!!

Posted
I can't see the pic but the front sprocket should not wobble!!!! tighten that thing up quick!!


edit - ok sorry just saw the link.... has... has the nut completely fallen off? should look like this

http://www.sportbikes.net/forums/attachments/fz6-fz6r/95906d1156438668-sprocket-nut-washer-one-sm_dsc01823.jpg

 

Yes there is no nut at all. That pic is exactly how it was when I took cover off.

Posted
Geez, ok so they come just come off?

 

They really shouldn't! But the OH has an R6 and it's a known fault they work themselves loose so as part of his maintenance he takes the cover off and makes sure it's nice and tight.


Call the dealer. This should have been checked before they gave it to you (especially as it's known on yammys!) Also you (/the dealer) needs to make sure that nut isn't floating around somewhere it shouldn't be

Posted

That's shite service from the dealer. They (and you too of course!) are lucky that you didn't come off a lot worse. I would let them know that.

Posted

In all the years I have been riding and working on bikes I have never known one to work loose


as for the fix its a case of putting the sprocket back on the splines and putting a new nut on and tightening it up properly

Posted
In all the years I have been riding and working on bikes I have never known one to work loose


as for the fix its a case of putting the sprocket back on the splines and putting a new nut on and tightening it up properly

 

Google loose FZ6 / R6 sprocket loose you will see the nuts failing is a worryingly common thing! :shock:

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In all the years I have been riding and working on bikes I have never known one to work loose


as for the fix its a case of putting the sprocket back on the splines and putting a new nut on and tightening it up properly

 

Google loose FZ6 / R6 sprocket loose you will see the nuts failing is a worryingly common thing! :shock:

 


I'm not saying its not a common problem on the fazer/R6


I am just stating a fact that I have never known one to come loose in all the years I have worked on bikes as in all the bikes I have worked on :wink:

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Wait, what? People who own Fazers may well have a screw loose or be off their nut? Well, now that you mention it... :lol:


And I can certainly think of a few who lost their nuts, but I don't think it was a dealer that took them :lol:

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In all the years I have been riding and working on bikes I have never known one to work loose


as for the fix its a case of putting the sprocket back on the splines and putting a new nut on and tightening it up properly

 

Google loose FZ6 / R6 sprocket loose you will see the nuts failing is a worryingly common thing! :shock:

 


I'm not saying its not a common problem on the fazer/R6


I am just stating a fact that I have never known one to come loose in all the years I have worked on bikes as in all the bikes I have worked on :wink:

 

Well I'm not saying that you're not saying that it's not common :roll: I'm just saying it's true :lol:

Posted

the clutch is engaging


but because the sprocket has come off the output shaft you are getting no drive the output shaft will just be spinning and not driving the sprocket


as I said put the sprocket back on the shaft and put a nut on and all will work

Posted

so what you are saying is you are dim? :lol:


Don't worry you will learn about all this stuff along the way :wink:


These things happen don't be fed up its will fix very easily and cheaply :)

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Im also puzzled as to where the nut is. I thought it would have just dropped in the cover but it wasnt there. I assume it must have been in place at some point.

I know when its fixed i iwll be tightening it every week without fail.

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the problem is this could have come off anytime! it could have been today yesterday last week or 6 months ago!


The sprocket wouldn't necessarily come off straight away


Its a yamaha not a BMW not much else will go wrong :lol:

Posted

Don't they have a washer between the sprocket and nut that you bend up onto one of the flats on the nut to stop it coming undone?.......there's certainly one on the front sprocket on my Speedy..... 8-)

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