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May-16
Hi Guys, again,
This 'story' hasn't ended. As I mentioned earlier, when having the bike on a stand, with the rear wheel up, I noticed a vibration of the shaft (in the direction of the engine - opposite to the wheel). I opened her up, took a borescope, and checked the joint - the images are included below in one of the messages (the ninth message). Everything looks great. But I started getting the 'numbing' vibrations at 55-up on a highway. No additional noise, not any physical manifestations, just vibration.
It's completely different, from how she behaved before. I read the reports about vibration at the speed, but my bike 'sailed' smoothly. Not now. I do not feel the vibration with lower speeds, what would be consistent with the initial observance of the little vibration of the shaft, when I had her on a stand.
The vibration doesn't change when I disengage clutch. Engine goes down, the vibration stays - so it is related to the drive.
Please, advice what would be the next step to check.
I do not have a garage. So, i am limited to the work sessions which are not too long. I use a friend's warehouse, but I have to vacate the place at the end of work day. So, I need to know to expect before I open her up.
Thanks in advance. I may face getting the bike to the mechanics, but I haven't found a metric mechanic which would be looking promising in the New York City.
The initial thread with the images is at: https://forums.delphiforums.com/yamaha1100/messages/63334/1