
Driveshaft clunk
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Driveshaft clunk
A few weeks ago I had a lowside on a roundabout. Don't know why it happened,conditions were dry,speed not excessive and there wasn't any nasties on the roundabout surface. Had the bike recovered and while it was in the garage at home and I was tearfully surveying the damage, I happened to spin the rear wheel and noticed a knocking coming from the driveshaft area at regular intervals.The bike has done around 11k miles and has been serviced at bm dealers.Is this normal 

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Mike B wrote:mine doesn't
could this be what caused you to come off?
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i was thinking the same thing
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I Had this on an R80 RT A trip to the dealers resulted in a new Wheel bearing The outer race had cracked this causing the clonking noise
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