Hi, normally when you let off the throttle on a motorcycle, you're braking directly on the engine. But that doesn't happen with my MC28. I feel a clicking sound, and there's some play/space in the drivetrain when I let off the throttle. It's less noticeable when I let off the throttle very gradually. My first thought was the front suspension, which was leaking, but I've already fixed it. Is it some kind of rubber somewhere?

Hello Nielst, and welcome to NSR-WORLD.

The 88-96 (MC18~MC28) engine mounts are rubber, so check those for wear, but there is a "torque link" between the engine and frame pivot on the MC28 (and MC18-1 & MC21).

Please see here:

http://nsr250.net/forums/members/nsr250r_manual_mc28/index.php#p=192

These can wear over time, and allow the engine to move under braking and acceleration.
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Thank you! But when I click on the link I get directed back to the forum index , also when I click the ‘’Translated manual''

This is the page...



But I'm not sure why you can't access the link directly.

Can you see this page? http://nsr250.net/forums/members
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