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Anonymous Posted on Aug 26, 2009

Hello!, My Kawasaki KMX 125 (B11). I've just had a 0.5mm Re-bore, Nicosil plate, Over sized piston-rings Etc... (Due to seizure because some Muppet didn't Aline the piston rings correctly!) The bike has been run-in and it still doesn't feel quite right... IE: small Knocking when rolling on & off the throttle when coasting?, occasional slight lag in power delivery almost like the clutch is being slipped?, coughing & spitting at 0-1/8Th Throttle (IE: When traveling At low speeds in traffic with the throttle just Cracked!!!???...(K&N Fitted) What Can be going on? Compression is fine, New plugs, seals-gaskets Oil changed all-round! Any help will be Greatly received, Ryan.

  • Anonymous Aug 26, 2009

    Hello M8, I took it to a 2 Stroke garage, he took apart & checked bearings-bottom-end! He told me all was fine!!! I'm well gutted because it cost me £450.00!!!

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Hi mate did you replace the small end bearing when you replace the piston

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  • Anonymous Aug 26, 2009

    hi buddy you bin ripped off there £450 maybe it is your clutch making that noise my mates kx125 makes a horrible knocking clutch noise try looking at the clutch basket also the piston maybe slapping the head im not sure as this isnt common for kmxs

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