RE: My bike is not housebroken

["Keith Winter" <kwinter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Leaking around the drive sprocket can be caused by the chain 
being adjusted too tight.

- -Keith
'00 RS
Fremont, CA

On 1 Aug 2000, at 14:45, Michael Lukanovich wrote:

> Patti,
>  Maybe the problem is from the bike hanging out at the dealer with
> bikes that have the same fluid control problem. My ST has been to
> CalBMW twice in the last 100 miles for fuel senders. I'm waiting now
> for parts to come in to get it back. I'm not looking forward to it
> learning how to leak oil after this :-)
> 
> - Michael
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> Patti Beadles Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2000 12:33 PM To:
> 
> Saturday aftenoon I picked up Booh from CalBMW, with the fuel leak
> finally fixed.  I rode him out to a friend's house, then home, ~75
> miles total.
> 
> Sunday morning there was a 3x4" puddle of oil under the bike,
> between the side stand and the rear tire.  There was another one at
> the office, and every other place I parked the bike that day. 
> Monday morning I dropped him back off at CalBMW.
> 
> AAARRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGH!  I just want my bike to stop peeing
> everywhere.
> 
> -Patti


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