January 11, 200719 yr do all the gas gas exhausts rub on the tyre? is it a problem or do i fit spacers?
January 11, 200719 yr They dont come like that usually if you fall off and drop the bike or someone before you has it will i dont know the best way of bending them out tho i sometimes have ago at just giving it a sly nudge to move it away from the wheel sometimes..
January 11, 200719 yr on my gasser i put two small washers in between the frame bracket and the exhaust and then put the bolt back through as it was rubbing and it has moved it away just enough that it isnt rubbing but not putting stress onto the exhaust brackets coxy
January 11, 200719 yr on my gasser i put two small washers in between the frame bracket and the exhaust and then put the bolt back through as it was rubbing and it has moved it away just enough that it isnt rubbing but not putting stress onto the exhaust bracketscoxy On my brand new 250 that hadn't turned a wheel the exhaust was rubbing, I always put a sticker on it so you can tell before it gets too bad, think I will try washers bacause I'm not sure I have got enough clearance yet.
January 11, 200719 yr I have a gasser 250 2006 & the exhaust rub's. All the gasgas bikes I have seen have the same problem, I havent done anything with mine as it hasent caused me any problems, in fact never give it any thought really, until now!!
January 11, 200719 yr bit of a strange idea but on my old gasser i found the top silencer bracket (on the back of the mid-box) was the problem and when they eventually all broke i had an off cut of a pair of cut down handlebars welded in its place (to an angle) and the other 2 mounts welded back on, spaced the mid-box at the top by the shock and never had the problem again for 2 years. Just a suggestion.
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