[IronJim]

there is movement some where inside my Jr. t. i have takin it to the shop a few times to try to get it fixed. but nothing worked. here is what i have tryied
i have had my headset repacked thinking it might be that. that didnt work.
i had a fork over haul thinking it might be that, but that didnt work either.
i have had new bushings put in, and that didnt work
i got my brakes blead, it didnt work
i have even tryied replacing my brake pads and tryied a diferent rotor, and non of it worked.

has this happend to other people, or does any boby know what it is or how to fix it. Thanks

 

[IronJim]

anyone got ideas??

 

[captainpolution]

more info on what it sounds like and stuff would help but if your LBS cant help you i dont think people on the internet can

 

[IronJim]

it doesnt make a sound. you can feel it really good when you only use the front brake. it is kind of a go stop feeling. it is really weird

 

[BigStonz]

oil level too low? wrong size spring in there? Maybe the play is in your front hub?

 

[zane]

What kind of movement? Up and down? Front to back? Side to side?

 

[IronJim]

front back.

i had new oil put in too, so it is tuned to my weight.
the hud is new too. so it dont think it is any of that

 

[zane]

The fork bushings are probably toast (that's what it sounds like to me, as long as you've ruled everything else out) They're not too expensive to replace.

EDIT- I just re-read your post and saw that you tried new bushings. I have no freakin clue now, you can always send it to marzocchi......

 

[IronJim]

i was going to call them, but i wanted to know if anybody knew something or had ideas about it first

 

[zane]

This sounds like a funny machining defect, since you've ruled everything else out.

This just came to me as a possibility- one of the bushings might fit loosely into the lower, and it moves when you push on the front end. That would be something only marzocchi could fix.......

 

[IronJim]

so should i call them up? if so i will call tomorrow

 

[SKYWAYBUZZ]

Is it your brake pads moving front to back in your caliper?

 

[ViciousDHer]

I know this is gonna sound crazy, but check the DU bushings in the rear shock. Pick up on the seat if You feel play then that's the culprit.

 

[ioscope]

Your rotor could be slightly loose, that one evaded me for weeks and I couldn't figure out wtf it was!!

 

[IronJim]

i know that my pads are fine (i have cecked them), and i know it is not my rotor because i have chaged it with an other kind to see if that was it.

i will check my bearings in my rear shox tomorrow

 

[zane]

Your rotor could be slightly loose, that one evaded me for weeks and I couldn't figure out wtf it was!!

This could be a problem, I never check my rotor bolts until they're loose.

 

[J5ive]

Lock the front brake and rock the bike. Run your fingers all over the front end of the bike untill you find the interface that is at fault.