Shock absorbers damaged on Yamaha Beluga?

johnpansenByjohnpansen

Hello everyone, I recently got a Yamaha Beluga from 1991.

The scooter rides well. Unfortunately, I noticed that when I ride over low curbs or manhole covers, there's a clicking noise from the rear, as if I'm about to bottom out.
I checked everything, and the scooter doesn't touch down. The clicking occurs when the shock absorber is suddenly released and springs into position.

Screws are not loose, swing arm has no play.

Is this normal or are the two rear shock absorbers broken?

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inserv
inserv
2 years ago

The vehicle is 31 years old, what do you expect? How many miles did the vehicle run?

But comfort, at least there is the replacement for little money and the exchange is not very difficult 😉

Here is an example shop:

https://www.roller.com/yamaha/beluga-125-2t-ac/stossdaempfer-und-federbein/

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