While riding with my wife recently, she mentioned that she could feel the left passenger pedal thumping beneath her boot. I hadn’t ever noticed the issue because I’m always in the captain’s seat. I am able to put my left hand on the left passenger pedal while riding and can feel the thumping. It is a rhythmic thumping that increases with speed and decreases when I let off the throttle. There is no such issue on the non-drive side. If anyone has suggestions on what and where to troubleshoot, I’d be very interested in hearing from you. Thanks in advance.
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Any ideas on what this 2022 S2S thumping on the drive side might be, or what & where to troubleshoot?
- Thread starter S2Sryder
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A small screw was thrown upwards and pierced the belt at an angle between the teeth. I used channel locks to twist the belt to expose the inside of the belt and then pushed the sheared metal head out through the top of the belt. Now concerned about the integrity of the belt.
No sir. The belt tensioner is right behind the passenger foot pedal which meant that the object thumped right at the pedal with each revolution but I never noticed it during our rides.
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Mikey
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If I had a hole in the belt that would be right where I would want it! Those belts on these bikes are tough as they come and hard to tear, where it's in middle of the belt you may be ok to just watch it for a while if you don't have too much damage on the inside of it. But if it keeps you up at night and you wouldn't take it on a trip, change it out! Glad you found it!!!
Woodaddict
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The belts have Kevlar inside. You could buy another one for safe keeping storage, have it ready to install if and when integety starts to fade on current belt. I would say if you do installation yourself do that. If you take to dealership, they might not let you bring a belt
If it were mine, I would buff that spot on the top of the belt smooth so it doesn't affect the belt dampener,.... your call.