Popeye
Registered user
Getting a strange squeeky/squelchy sound from the rear shock. It sounds like, but not saying it is, either:
1. The kind of noise a dry rubber shock mount would make.
or
2. The sound of a thick viscous fluid being passed through a small hole, ie the damping fluid in the shock.
I've used a silicon lubricating spray on the top and bottom shock mounts and played around with the damping adjuster on the shock but all to no avail.
Bike is a late 2004 1150 adventure, 8,500 miles.
I've done a pretty thorough search and found loads of info with regards to paralever bearings but it doesn't sound like a dry bearing kind of noise to me - and there is no play in the rear whell whatsoever.
Thoughts anyone
1. The kind of noise a dry rubber shock mount would make.
or
2. The sound of a thick viscous fluid being passed through a small hole, ie the damping fluid in the shock.
I've used a silicon lubricating spray on the top and bottom shock mounts and played around with the damping adjuster on the shock but all to no avail.
Bike is a late 2004 1150 adventure, 8,500 miles.
I've done a pretty thorough search and found loads of info with regards to paralever bearings but it doesn't sound like a dry bearing kind of noise to me - and there is no play in the rear whell whatsoever.
Thoughts anyone

