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Wasn't there a suppressor kit available that solvedthis? I remember it being discussed before.
Wasn't there a suppressor kit available that solvedthis? I remember it being discussed before.
But the problem is this has just started happening in the last two weeks - for 3 years its been fine!Wasn't there a suppressor kit available that solvedthis? I remember it being discussed before.
Just an update - my radio antenna is loose - When I lay it flat it points out at 45 degrees to the right so I have to unscrew it slightly to get it under the cover.FitzAl wrote:But the problem is this has just started happening in the last two weeks - for 3 years its been fine!Wasn't there a suppressor kit available that solvedthis? I remember it being discussed before.
I was wondering if maybe a grounding cable had come loose, or a supressor had broken (can they do that??)
It was definitely the loose radio antenna. Went over to the British Treffen making sure the antenna was screwed tight and no sign of buzzing at all!!eoin wrote:Just an update - my radio antenna is loose - When I lay it flat it points out at 45 degrees to the right so I have to unscrew it slightly to get it under the cover.FitzAl wrote:But the problem is this has just started happening in the last two weeks - for 3 years its been fine!Wasn't there a suppressor kit available that solvedthis? I remember it being discussed before.
I was wondering if maybe a grounding cable had come loose, or a supressor had broken (can they do that??)
If I dont screw it back tight its when I get the buzzing noise! ... so does anyone know how to "realign" the antenna so that when it lays flat its parallel to the bike rather than pointing out at 45 degrees?
I may also have aproblem with my headset cords, so I may get new ones anyway!