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20-03-2012, 07:45pm
hmmmm A 6 year old busa with only 8600klms on the clock??
Possibly, its been left in one spot for a long long time with no action. In that case, bin the chain as suggested.
Even if it's been stretched in one spot, there should be stacks of adjustment left.
Sprockets on a Gen 1 should be 17 front, 40 rear.
On a Gen II - 18 front and 43 rear. The GEN II sprockets give a much longer life to the chain but in any case they should be lubed (LIGHTLY) and often.
Possibly, its been left in one spot for a long long time with no action. In that case, bin the chain as suggested.
Even if it's been stretched in one spot, there should be stacks of adjustment left.
Sprockets on a Gen 1 should be 17 front, 40 rear.
On a Gen II - 18 front and 43 rear. The GEN II sprockets give a much longer life to the chain but in any case they should be lubed (LIGHTLY) and often.
"If time catches up with you. You're going too slow!"
Regards BUSGO
Regards BUSGO