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<blockquote data-quote="dillymann123" data-source="post: 176683" data-attributes="member: 2102"><p>He sent me this yesterday: There was more than sufficient lubrication in fact the fuel was mixed around a 40:1 ratio. I also decided not to replace bearings in the bottom end due to the nature of the top end failure. I have spoken with personal friend of mine who teaches a college course on motorcycle engines and is the head mechanic at snow city cycle. He has informed me that it was more than likely multiple factors lead to the bearing breaking. First off your weight which put more than average stress on the motor especially that bearing also your riding ability which is not that great and I witnessed you over and under rev the bike several times. Lastly the crash you had into a very deep puddle, we found evidence that the dirty water had made it's way into many parts of the motor including the fuel tank which would be how it got to the connecting rod bearing. Now I'm not going to argue with you any longer because as I said this was an experts opinion. And btw please don't send me bull shit messages any more or I will also be suing for harassment.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dillymann123, post: 176683, member: 2102"] He sent me this yesterday: There was more than sufficient lubrication in fact the fuel was mixed around a 40:1 ratio. I also decided not to replace bearings in the bottom end due to the nature of the top end failure. I have spoken with personal friend of mine who teaches a college course on motorcycle engines and is the head mechanic at snow city cycle. He has informed me that it was more than likely multiple factors lead to the bearing breaking. First off your weight which put more than average stress on the motor especially that bearing also your riding ability which is not that great and I witnessed you over and under rev the bike several times. Lastly the crash you had into a very deep puddle, we found evidence that the dirty water had made it's way into many parts of the motor including the fuel tank which would be how it got to the connecting rod bearing. Now I'm not going to argue with you any longer because as I said this was an experts opinion. And btw please don't send me bull shit messages any more or I will also be suing for harassment. [/QUOTE]
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