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  • FXRforLife
    Junior Member
    • Jul 2015
    • 16

    FXR knocking over bumps and rear end shaking under brake.

    Hey guys,
    So my 92 fxr is getting a loud knock over bumps that feel and sound like they are from the back side of the trans. Swing are bushings or bearings maybe? Also rear end shakes under braking. Any thoughts?

    Thanks for any info
    Bobby
  • Sky
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2009
    • 3040

    #2
    Get the bike in the air, pul the shocks and yank on that swingarm sideways (don't pull it off the lift/stand).
    Front and rear motor mounts, plus exhaust mount could be contributing to your extra rock and roll. Sloppy shocks don't help either. check the rear wheel bearings while your there too.
    If you end up replacing shit, I recommend spherical bearings instead of the composite bushings for the swingarm. Last one I did was a whole kit with the pivot shaft and all.
    And OEM for the motor mounts. I have seen poly mounts, but don't have any experience with them to recommend them or not

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    • motoboy
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2015
      • 119

      #3
      Originally posted by Sky
      Get the bike in the air, pul the shocks and yank on that swingarm sideways (don't pull it off the lift/stand).
      Front and rear motor mounts, plus exhaust mount could be contributing to your extra rock and roll. Sloppy shocks don't help either. check the rear wheel bearings while your there too.
      If you end up replacing shit, I recommend spherical bearings instead of the composite bushings for the swingarm. Last one I did was a whole kit with the pivot shaft and all.
      And OEM for the motor mounts. I have seen poly mounts, but don't have any experience with them to recommend them or not
      ^^^^all of that.

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      • FXRforLife
        Junior Member
        • Jul 2015
        • 16

        #4
        Thanks guys. I don't have a lift or stand so first thing I'll do is check the motor mounts. If nothing there I'll check the swing arm at a buddy's house. The only reason I'm thinking motor mount is cuz it will do the "clunk" when I hard down shift too but then again that could also be swingarm.

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        • FXRforLife
          Junior Member
          • Jul 2015
          • 16

          #5
          Just a heads up. The front motor mount was loose. I tightened it up and she runs fine.

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          • Sky
            Senior Member
            • Aug 2009
            • 3040

            #6
            Cool!
            My boss was making fun of me for telling every other customer with a rubber mounted motor they had a bad front motor mount. Like i was just trying to drum up work or something.
            A lot of them say They "just" replaced it. A season or two ago, with the cheapest one they can find....

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