Did you have the broken rotor assembly still in the bike? Did they drop the oil pan to clear out any debris from the broken rotor? Sounds to me like you got some of that debris in the gearbox and maybe other places as well.

Sounds like you're in for an engine/tranny rebuild.

 

Wow! A "mechanic" that tells(guesses) it's your R/R. Looks like it's time for a new mechanic. You don't even need a service manual to check your charging system and isolate the problem to your stator or R/R. I'd pull the stator cover and see what's going on and go from there.

Mark

 

???.... U decided to drive the bike home? That may have cost u big. I hope not for ur pockets sake.

Oh and def find a new mech, that guy sounds like a complete idiot!

Do itself a favor also- find ur issue w the forums help and then take it to mech if u can't do work.... U will save urself tons of time and $$$



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@ r1Totzauer Thank you for your reply...I go to medical school in Antigua and its my first bike, been asking my parents since I was 17 to buy a bike and it just never happened and decided no matter what I will get one when I got to the island and wasn`t expecting a super bike but a simple dirt bike and I to my surprise this Island had a few super bikes. The people on this island are simply crooks i`ve been thru 5 `bike mechanics`and EVERY one has ripped me off because I trusted them and dont know about bikes. I refused to leave my bike at this new mechanic`s shop cause I heard he replaces parts when students bikes are left and I just was so fed up and I asked him if I can ride it home and he told me `yes` so I did and there is no flatbed here or pickups to take my bike home... I was stuck with no options and honestly I`m just so fed up and ordered all my parts myself this time... I hope to God that nothing else is wrong with my bike cause I dont have a penny more to spend..

 

@hooligan988 thank you for your msg and lets hope that is not the case... The one mechanic I feel comfortable with said he wanted to take the oil pan out and clean it out so no magnets and fragments are stuff elsewhere or in some filter he said...

 

This mechanic has the right idea, but I agree with all the other members on here when they tell you to do it yourself. At this point, it might be advisable to buy a smaller bike to get around on, if that is an option, while you rebuild your bike. I've always done my own work on my bikes. No one else touches them. Period.

Rebuilding your bike is not impossible, but may be hampered by the fact that there may be damaged bearings or gears inside the engine and may cost you more to fix than you are willing to spend. You need to decide how much time and money you are willing to spend doing this and decide if it will be worthwhile doing it. If you do decide to go forward with the build, you will learn more about your bike than you thought possible. And you can always post up here on the forum for help. This is a great group of knowledgable people on here.

Best of luck in whatever you choose to do!

 

@sharksawyer thank you Mark for your reply, I should of joined this site the day I got my bike. It makes me mad that I can`t trust people here and wish they had the same loyalty for bikers they do back home... This mechanic made me order parts with him and I caught him lying about getting `different`parts for me and when I confronted him to see what he had ordered he said his internet is not workin and didnt let me see the purchased parts and I told him that I can see what you ordered online and it says you havent ordered anything and then he ended up making me wait 2 weeks when he told me originally that parts will be in within 4 days and then made me pay almost 110US on customs when my parts cost me 200US and later when I had the time to look thru the duty paper he gave me I noticed he made me pay for all the parts he had ordered for his shop...I called the police but they said since the transaction is done they can`t do anythign. This island is so backwards I would never recommend anyone to come here. I cant enjoy my bike in peace and just go to school and back...

 

keep us posted

 

I will let you guys know how it goes and see what my friend has to say tom. Lets just hope its not that bad and I can get back on my bike soon.

 

Sorry for the mishaps man.

From here on out, if the bike doesn't sound or feel right, push it home. 4 hours of pushing is better than $2500 and 10-20hrs of labor

 

Your absolutely right! I should of done that...

We live and learn and I should of just waited till i got back to Canada and bought a proper bike with proper mechanics who are willing to help fellow riders.