I used them already around 3.000km, my first trip was in Italy, riding down the Ligure under pouring rain. My friends were surprised that I was leaving a dry stripe in the road they said its just displacing the water away. That trip I felt super confident both up and down the mountains. Riding...
Belt is the original, same as the rollers. Where can i get the service manual? I got a maintenance manual from a C400X GT, I assume it's the same.
Thanks
Fede
Thanks for the reply. Belt is just brand new. Torque is as spec in the manual 100nM, I put the cover to support the other end of the shaft, still sounds the same.
Works good, but it's just the noise the point of my concern.
Thanks
Fede
Manual doesn't specify which way they go. It's only an assembly for the whole CVT unit.
I noticed that these are asymmetrical, I left the thicker part in direction of the centrifugal force. That means the marked side outside the pairs
Hello to everyone!
Doing my first CVT service here.
I replaced the rollers for some new ones, I can see that they are asymmetrical with a blue mark pointing one side.
Can someone help me understanding which should be the direction of this inside the variator plate?
Thanks
Fede
I noticed...
I have around 12.000 km. I never did anything on it since I have the bmw service included. However I would suggest that they don’t do anything about it.
Would you tell me the steps or procedures to do the cleaning? I have enough tools and mech skills 😛
Thanks
Fede
Hello to everyone.
I am noticing that on my c400x the clutch is working rough and I don’t know if it’s normal or not.
I’ve ridden other scooters before, kymcos and Vespas. I never noticed that when you are opening gas theres any vibration, just a smooth acceleration.
On my c400x more than a...
Just came from a 1000km trip over Liguria on Italy, pouring rain and hilly terrain. I am very happy to have City Grips. My friends were telling me that I was leaving a dry stripe of road after me!
So, after a little while I took my bike to the Motorrad Service in Valencia, Spain.
They replied to me the following:
-They noticed wobble at same speed that I tested when you have no hands in the handlebar. As soon as you are holding the handlebar, this diminishes.
-They tested another bike...
I was wondering if could be some miss balance of the front wheel that could be providing some vibration to it with resonance at 60kmh.
Since the bike it's under warranty, I am planning taking it to the shop.
Thanks for all the messages, I've been running 28psi because i did not check it before, manual suggests 32, I don't think 4psi will make a lot of difference, however I'll check anyway. In the video I am not holding the handlebars at all.
Thanks,
Fede
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