Alright, throwing this out to you guys, help me out here.
Was doing some work on the bike over the weekend, between ALL the kick a$$ riding time I got in, good times. Now, I had my kickstarter off along with some other things doing some cleaning, painting, etc.
As I mounted the kickstart back on it sucks, has play and flips out while riding, with every bump and vibration, etc. It kicks fine, no issues, just does not hold and stay in like it used to. The interface is a simple beast with one little rubber oring thing and a set screw, what could have gone wrong? Once removed does this oring need to be replaced? Was there a small spring or something I am overlooking that may have sprung off while removing, etc?
Just confused, and irritated as everything was fine, it never came out on its own before remove/replace. If I did not spend 2 hours on this so far I would not be posting this stupid a$$ thread but it is ridiculous and I have now lost my patience, just seeing if anyone has any feedback to give me back my sanity here??? :-/
Thx, in advance...
Was doing some work on the bike over the weekend, between ALL the kick a$$ riding time I got in, good times. Now, I had my kickstarter off along with some other things doing some cleaning, painting, etc.
As I mounted the kickstart back on it sucks, has play and flips out while riding, with every bump and vibration, etc. It kicks fine, no issues, just does not hold and stay in like it used to. The interface is a simple beast with one little rubber oring thing and a set screw, what could have gone wrong? Once removed does this oring need to be replaced? Was there a small spring or something I am overlooking that may have sprung off while removing, etc?
Just confused, and irritated as everything was fine, it never came out on its own before remove/replace. If I did not spend 2 hours on this so far I would not be posting this stupid a$$ thread but it is ridiculous and I have now lost my patience, just seeing if anyone has any feedback to give me back my sanity here??? :-/
Thx, in advance...