Tim Brehmer
Just got it firing!
Hello,
New owner of a MG and new to these forums. Though I have been reading them since before purchasing my bike this is my first time posting.
I left work today and noticed my bike wasn't shifting within a block. I was on a slow side street pulled over and noticed my clutch pedal was loose and the end of it would wiggle anywhere from 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch to the left and right. I didnt have any allen wrenches so I tightened it down with my hands and did so a couple more times until I got home.
I figured because my bike only has about 430 miles on it that it may have just come loose as I have heard the MG bikes tend to vibrate a bit more. So I tightened it up when I got home but upon further inspection I noticed that when fully pressed the clutch is actually hitting/rubbing up against the exhaust. This cant be normal right? Is anyone else having or have had this problem? Very surprised I haven't felt it or noticed it until now. I have attached some pictures to the post to try and show what I mean.
New owner of a MG and new to these forums. Though I have been reading them since before purchasing my bike this is my first time posting.
I left work today and noticed my bike wasn't shifting within a block. I was on a slow side street pulled over and noticed my clutch pedal was loose and the end of it would wiggle anywhere from 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch to the left and right. I didnt have any allen wrenches so I tightened it down with my hands and did so a couple more times until I got home.
I figured because my bike only has about 430 miles on it that it may have just come loose as I have heard the MG bikes tend to vibrate a bit more. So I tightened it up when I got home but upon further inspection I noticed that when fully pressed the clutch is actually hitting/rubbing up against the exhaust. This cant be normal right? Is anyone else having or have had this problem? Very surprised I haven't felt it or noticed it until now. I have attached some pictures to the post to try and show what I mean.