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chain - bigjay - 20-09-2009
can you add or remove links to stock 08-09 chain???????
RE: chain - BUSGO - 20-09-2009
It shouldn't be a major drama as long as you have the links and joiners as well as a good chainbreaker.
I don't know if taking a link out of a stock Gen II chain leaves enough room on the stock swingarm or with stock sprockets.
I have 5 brand new RK530 X ring links in the shed if you need them.
RE: chain - BLACKZOOK - 20-09-2009
Chain breaker = grinder
As long as you have either the rivet or clip links then its easy.
I have done this several times on my gen2.
RE: chain - bigjay - 20-09-2009
(20-09-2009, 06:45pm)BLACKZOOK Wrote: Chain breaker = grinder
As long as you have either the rivet or clip links then its easy.
I have done this several times on my gen2.
is it a tricky job or can a moron like me do it?
RE: chain - BLACKZOOK - 20-09-2009
(20-09-2009, 09:41pm)bigjay Wrote:(20-09-2009, 06:45pm)BLACKZOOK Wrote: Chain breaker = grinder
As long as you have either the rivet or clip links then its easy.
I have done this several times on my gen2.
is it a tricky job or can a moron like me do it?
Even a moron like me can do it mate. If you are in Penrith I'm only down the road in Prospect bring it over and I'll do it for you to show you how.
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