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Old 11-15-2009, 06:17 PM
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So can some1 please take a pic of the chain adjuster sticker on their swing arm. I know the adjusters has the lines on them to measure alignment but also has the sticker that says new chain/replace chain.

since i got my bike, i haven't replaced the chain and i dunno if the guy b4 he replaced it. I only put about 3-4 thousand miles on it and i know chains can last up to 20k. I want to get new sprockets but dunno if im gonna be wasting a good chain. my sprockets still have a lot of life in them. they are stock and far from worn. One thing i do know is that the dude b4 kept the bike out over winter outside. covered though on a patio
 
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bump... anybody... i really want to see how long or how far down it goes on the f3 swingarm.. can some1 help
 
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Old 11-16-2009, 10:52 PM
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Ok, so I went out and took this photo tonight. It was dark in the garage so excuse the quality. I don't take much stock in how it lines up, I use it more for a reference. When I put this chain on last year, the adjuster didn't line up with the "New" position. I can't find the sticker available anywhere in Honda's parts listings so I can't get a new one. I just keep an eye on how the chain feels and looks, as well as the sprockets.

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Old 11-17-2009, 11:31 AM
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thank you so much... it also looks like u have the stock 43 teeth sprocket as well... it helps me out alot. Compared to my swing arm and chain, my chain is still relatively good. little slack, maybe a little more than an inch but like a inch and 1 or 2 couple CM. i think i might clean it up a bit and get new sprockets

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Originally Posted by IDoDirt
Ok, so I went out and took this photo tonight. It was dark in the garage so excuse the quality. I don't take much stock in how it lines up, I use it more for a reference. When I put this chain on last year, the adjuster didn't line up with the "New" position. I can't find the sticker available anywhere in Honda's parts listings so I can't get a new one. I just keep an eye on how the chain feels and looks, as well as the sprockets.


IDoDirt, it must have been a Monday or Friday on the sticker production line.
Did not see the post until today & it certainly got me looking at my sticker. I never go by those type of things either, just as the adjuster marks are notoriously unreliable as well.
Anyway should you want to move it.

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Even in the Bike manual, its out by a bit (more than a tad)

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i still have 3 visible marks, the 4th one just gets cut off so i think i would be good for a while
 
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