rear bearings and brake

[gstallons]

TMI ?  never !

[Lucky Phil]

20 hours ago, docc said:

It is really ridiculous how "normal" this bearing feels, on the bench (after 10,000 miles). What made it feel "gritty" in the wheel?  Was I dragging the spacer around with my finger and that is what I felt?

I'm bringing this bearing to the SSR and have everyone inspect it.  Looking like a false alarm . . .

Paranoia? Hey docc did you fit a new neutral switch?

Phil 

[docc]

1 hour ago, Lucky Phil said:

Paranoia? Hey docc did you fit a new neutral switch?

Phil 

Paranoia? I reckon so. The incident of a brand new wheel bearing playing up 310 miles from home won't let me leave a gritty bearing in the wheel and head out on a 7-800 mile ride. The fact that it feels decent on the bench is just to mess with my psyche.  

Amazingly, a new crush washer on the neutral switch appears to have resolved that issue without a new switch.     

 

[Lucky Phil]

8 minutes ago, docc said:

Paranoia? I reckon so. The incident of a brand new wheel bearing playing up 310 miles from home won't let me leave a gritty bearing in the wheel and head out on a 7-800 mile ride. The fact that it feels decent on the bench is just to mess with my psyche.  

Amazingly, a new crush washer on the neutral switch appears to have resolved that issue without a new switch.     

 

Ok. Can you PM me either your email address or phone number for the postal forms as I have a new one to send you. I recently bought a spare here from the company I linked previously and thought I may as well buy 2. You'll need it sooner or later.     

Edited 11 hours ago by Lucky Phil

[docc]

You are amazing, sir! Thank you for the kind consideration!

[gstallons]

50 minutes ago, Lucky Phil said:

Ok. Can you PM me either your email address or phone number for the postal forms as I have a new one to send you. I recently bought a spare here from the company I linked previously and thought I may as well buy 2. You'll need it sooner or later.     

Is this switch OEM or did you find an aftermarket part ?

[docc]

1 hour ago, gstallons said:

Is this switch OEM or did you find an aftermarket part ?

Phil's link looks OEM . . .

https://motociclo.com.au/product/neutral-switch-moto-guzzi-6-speed-and-small-block/

 

[Lucky Phil]

OEM part as far as I can tell.

Phil

Edited 4 hours ago by Lucky Phil

[gstallons]

Just wonder if anyone had found a replacement ? 

Docc , I revived mine w/contact cleaner and a lot of plunger movement!