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I just installed 1.5 inch lowering links on my 08 vegas and have what I think is some belt chirp, or what I call belt chatter.It's not reallya "one time chirp" here and there but more like a series of chirps "chatter".Any way I have searched on the site and have read some mentioning of grinding down some metal on the upper belt housing or Drivegear cover?What exactly is it that I'm needing to grind down?
Also I know that I should adjust the pre-load on the shock but it looks as if the only way to access it is to have to remove the fuse box and possibly the rear brake fluid reservoir? Is there any other way that Im not seeing? What size spanner wrench is needed?
The other thing thatI have read that I need to do is relocate the wiring harness under the rear fender. So I need to remove the rear tire and I assume relocate the wiring harness to the very left or very right of the fender so it doesnt get squished by the travel of the tire. Since I can't get up under there without the tire removed what is used to secure the harness? And how do I relocate?
Sorry for all the questions but for what took about 25 minutes to install sounds like 3 hours to fix... I really like the look but if it's going to potentially ruin something on an almost brand new bike then I would rather remove them and put in the stock links.
Anyone have any experience in alleviating some fo the problems associated with lowering links other than removing them and re-installing the stock links?
Also I know that I should adjust the pre-load on the shock but it looks as if the only way to access it is to have to remove the fuse box and possibly the rear brake fluid reservoir? Is there any other way that Im not seeing? What size spanner wrench is needed?
The other thing thatI have read that I need to do is relocate the wiring harness under the rear fender. So I need to remove the rear tire and I assume relocate the wiring harness to the very left or very right of the fender so it doesnt get squished by the travel of the tire. Since I can't get up under there without the tire removed what is used to secure the harness? And how do I relocate?
Sorry for all the questions but for what took about 25 minutes to install sounds like 3 hours to fix... I really like the look but if it's going to potentially ruin something on an almost brand new bike then I would rather remove them and put in the stock links.
Anyone have any experience in alleviating some fo the problems associated with lowering links other than removing them and re-installing the stock links?