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I run my belt a little bit looser than most - I prefer not having excess loads on the front and rear pulley bearings. Use the finger twist method to adjust....you want to be able to twist the belt 90 degrees with your thumb and finger somewhat easily. Also check the alignment and adjust so the belt runs in the middle of the rear pulley with clearance on both sides. Don't spray anything on the belt - but rubbing candle wax or soap on the sides can help quiet the squeak.
The original front brake pads from Suzuki can squeak as they age. Replace them with EBC organic brake pads and the noise will go away, and your brake will work a bit better.
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