I have an 04 Buell Firebolt which has the same 1200 motor as in your sportster. I had an engine knock that was ridiculously loud and even sounded like a rod to me. I thought for sure it was going to need a new motor, but it still had good compression and started and ran fine. (Obviously I didn't ride it like this). After calling around to pretty much every shop in town, I finally happened across a retired Harley mechanic that worked out of his home, one bike at a time, appointment only type of guy. I called him and he said he was 95% sure it was a cam position-er and that it was like $100 out the door to fix it. I took it to him and he fixed it same day. Noise is gone and I was so happy with the guy I bought some oil and filters from him even though I didn't need them. Hard to find a good honest mechanic these days. When you do, pay em well and hold on to them. Hope this helps you out.
I have found that a loose sprocket shaft nut also sounds like a rod knock.
How you calculate heat input and traveling speed for Gas Metal Arc Welding?
It's in the wiring mess behind the headlamp. It's the circular metal thing with two prongs.
A material that something passes through. For example vibrations traveling through a metal rod. The metal rod is the medium.
A material that something passes through. For example vibrations traveling through a metal rod. The metal rod is the medium.
conduction i believe.
Boron is a metal cause Lauren is a big choad.....
Lead is the metal which can accumulate in our body and cause chronic disease
wath is the cause of swollen foot and face after been heat by a metal.
sound is travelling in a solid example metal rock stone
Aluminum is normally classified as a metal, but it has some characteristics that cause it to be occasionally classified as a metalloid.
cause solid metal is to hard to produce any grip!
age, damage, lack of grease I think it is cause by lack of oil on the bearing that will cause metal to metal contact which will cause over heating