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So if you saw months ago you know my bike has been in the shop since January. I STILL dont have it back...
BUT! THere is good news!
I called the place that is working on my bike (Suzuki authorized dealer) and they told me something interesting (and I dont know how valid this is or if they're just blowing smoke up my a$$).
They told me that they tore down my bike and second and third gear were "destroyed" and needed replaced. The could tell that it was banging really hard into second gear just like most 109's do, and the dealer recognises that it's a problem.
They called Suzuki and Suzuki told the dealer that they re-engineered the gears for the whole transmission for the 2011 model, and they did it in a fasion that would allow for backwards compatibility to all previous generations of M109's. It's supposed to fix the banging and hard shifting into 2nd gear as well as false neutral issues the bike is known for.
I dont know the truth behind this story so I am begging to know if this is the new standard for the Warrenty on the M109 and if the 2011 M109R's have this better transmission. Does anyone know anything about this or have any comments on this????
If this is true, I basically have the guts of a brand new 2011 transmission in my 2009 M109R!!!
I havent gotten my bike back yet but I'll let you know how she rides when I get back on her!!!
BUT! THere is good news!
I called the place that is working on my bike (Suzuki authorized dealer) and they told me something interesting (and I dont know how valid this is or if they're just blowing smoke up my a$$).
They told me that they tore down my bike and second and third gear were "destroyed" and needed replaced. The could tell that it was banging really hard into second gear just like most 109's do, and the dealer recognises that it's a problem.
They called Suzuki and Suzuki told the dealer that they re-engineered the gears for the whole transmission for the 2011 model, and they did it in a fasion that would allow for backwards compatibility to all previous generations of M109's. It's supposed to fix the banging and hard shifting into 2nd gear as well as false neutral issues the bike is known for.
I dont know the truth behind this story so I am begging to know if this is the new standard for the Warrenty on the M109 and if the 2011 M109R's have this better transmission. Does anyone know anything about this or have any comments on this????
If this is true, I basically have the guts of a brand new 2011 transmission in my 2009 M109R!!!