sfbayrider
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Post by sfbayrider on Feb 24, 2020 18:52:30 GMT -7
for the next time you change your chain, keep this part in mind:  it is part # B67-2537W-00-00 and it costs $15 I'm planning on powder coating mine black. |
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gunnar
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Post by gunnar on Feb 25, 2020 8:35:21 GMT -7
I was contemplating doing that early on, but then decided to remove it. Go for it, it should look good.
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Post by hooli on Feb 25, 2020 13:00:00 GMT -7
Changing the chain usually means changing out the sprockets as well. I see no sense in mounting that piece on a nice new aftermarket sprocket, lol.
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sfbayrider
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Post by sfbayrider on Feb 25, 2020 15:19:14 GMT -7
Changing the chain usually means changing out the sprockets as well. I see no sense in mounting that piece on a nice new aftermarket sprocket, lol. does that bracket have a point at all? I've no idea: if I can just take it off without ramifications, I'll take it off. why's it there? |
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gunnar
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Post by gunnar on Feb 25, 2020 17:18:31 GMT -7
It's a safety ring to keep chain from jamming between the swingarm and hub, in case the chain somehow came off. Only reason I can think of. Took mine off a few months after I got the bike.
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