Hi,
A month ago I had to have my motor repaired because a strap got caught in it and the wire was pulled out.
After I got it back from my dealer, I noticed that the motor now made a whirring noise whereas it was previously silent. It seemed to work fine besides that.
Just today the motor stopped working again...but when I tried to roll it (while off), the bike would start turning ON! Even when the ignition was in the incorrect position and the key was out!
When it turned on the rear wheel would lock and I could no longer move the bike. It seemed like the motor was turned on and trying to engage (even though I'm NOT touching the throttle). A few times I felt some slight thrusts forward, but not enough to actually move the bike. It keeps randomly turning on like that when I try to move the bike.
Any idea what's wrong? Am I right in thinking that this is something the dealer caused during the last repair...and is it reasonable to expect them to cover the costs of this repair? Or could this be a new unrelated issue?
Is it an easy fix, or too much effort to be worth it?
Thanks for any input.
A month ago I had to have my motor repaired because a strap got caught in it and the wire was pulled out.
After I got it back from my dealer, I noticed that the motor now made a whirring noise whereas it was previously silent. It seemed to work fine besides that.
Just today the motor stopped working again...but when I tried to roll it (while off), the bike would start turning ON! Even when the ignition was in the incorrect position and the key was out!
When it turned on the rear wheel would lock and I could no longer move the bike. It seemed like the motor was turned on and trying to engage (even though I'm NOT touching the throttle). A few times I felt some slight thrusts forward, but not enough to actually move the bike. It keeps randomly turning on like that when I try to move the bike.
Any idea what's wrong? Am I right in thinking that this is something the dealer caused during the last repair...and is it reasonable to expect them to cover the costs of this repair? Or could this be a new unrelated issue?
Is it an easy fix, or too much effort to be worth it?
Thanks for any input.