propping up rear tire? (sprocket/chain)
ORIGINAL: rancidf4i
I know everyone praises the DID chain, but i got the -1 front, +2 rear vortex sprockets, RK XSO chain for $149.99, also got the motion pro tool for $85 to my door today in less than 3 days. Have not installed yet but will be doing this weekend, so i can't give you my opnion on the chain but it does use the X-ring instead of the O-ring, and it has a 20,000 mile warranty on the chain.
I noticed a lot of ppl didnt like the company that i got them from but i ordered from them anyways and they were nothing but nice, no complaints here especially for $149.
I know everyone praises the DID chain, but i got the -1 front, +2 rear vortex sprockets, RK XSO chain for $149.99, also got the motion pro tool for $85 to my door today in less than 3 days. Have not installed yet but will be doing this weekend, so i can't give you my opnion on the chain but it does use the X-ring instead of the O-ring, and it has a 20,000 mile warranty on the chain.
I noticed a lot of ppl didnt like the company that i got them from but i ordered from them anyways and they were nothing but nice, no complaints here especially for $149.
ORIGINAL: Jaybird180
It's why bikes come with chainguards.
It's why bikes come with chainguards.
The chainguard is to guard your clothing from the chain and to keep oil fling off you and the bodywork.
The laws of physics of a rotating chain and forward moving motorcycle are not in your favor on this one, sir. The chainguard catches that last whip of the flinging chain.
i just did mine this weekend rk rivit master 525 rivit/break tool, no sprockets replaces as i have one comming my oem chain lasted 19 thou as it started to make the bike surge, after the chain replacement runs like a champ.
ORIGINAL: Jaybird180
The laws of physics of a rotating chain and forward moving motorcycle are not in your favor on this one, sir. The chainguard catches that last whip of the flinging chain.
The laws of physics of a rotating chain and forward moving motorcycle are not in your favor on this one, sir. The chainguard catches that last whip of the flinging chain.
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