As the title says. Never had a piston do this before in any bike. Was a pro x piston. I’m really surprised it didn’t gak the cylinder. I’m gonna have to split it apart to clean the pieces probably put my other crank in it now.
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As the title says. Never had a piston do this before in any bike. Was a pro x piston. I’m really surprised it didn’t gak the cylinder. I’m gonna have to split it apart to clean the pieces probably put my other crank in it now.
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That's not good! Sorry to hear that. I had one let go like that in my R, many, many years ago. I can't remember what brand of piston though. After replacing the OEM piston, I used a Pro-X one time, and the rest have all been Wiseco, so odds are, it was a Wiseco piston.
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At The Back Of The Pack
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That is certainly sub-optimal. Lucky the bore was not destroyed too, or a lock up and break the rod.
Could have been much worse!
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