So my chain was loose and with some help from my buddy we tightened it up. When I took it out to see if it was running fine I felt the chain grinding on something. We thought we may have put the back wheel on wrong so we adjusted it again, but there was still a grinding on the chain. It feels like the chain is snagging on something. The rear sprocket looks fine and the chain is a little worn but should still be fine. We are 95% certain the back wheel is on straight and chain is adjusted to the required length. I am bringing over a mechanic friend either today or tomorrow and we are gonna check both sprockets and chain thoroughly and also check if anything is getting in the way. Is there anything else we should look for or does anyone have an idea what might be the problem? Thanks guys.
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Have you lube the chain? did you infact measure the bolt part sticking out to ensure you have the same amount on either side? This helps to make sure the wheel is straight. You might have some build up behind the sprocket cover causing it to bind a little. Also the chain may be stretched and slapping against the swing arm.
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I'm thinking overly tight or worn chain. Rotate the wheel slowly and look at the rollers carefully, many times you will find some that are cracked/broken.2006 GSXR 600 Gone to Gixxer heaven
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does the wheel rotate freely? you might be hearing a brake pad from the rear caliper99% of the questions asked here can be answered by a 2 minute search in the service manual. Get a service manual, USE IT.
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