Hard to disagree Nick, but as i said ive been pedantic about my chain setup ( i run at least 40mm slack in the centre since i cranked up the rideheight).
I looked thru my files but couldnt find it,i know when i pulled apart the swingarm for a service i deliberately measured the chain slack ALL THRU its motion,and thats of course without the shock, so either im negligent, OR the 40mm means it can NOT bind in its travel.
Anyone got correct figures on this please, thanx. regards.lee in summerry OZ
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> --- In st2_owners@yahoogroups.com, "Lee" <lw22@> wrote:
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> > In my particular case due to my weight ive damaged several chains-sprockets with stretching over large bumps,hopefully ive fixed that issue now with better suspension componants.
> > Regards. lee in OZ
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> Sounds like you've had the chain set too tight, so you're lucky you havn't ripped the bearings out of the gearbox!
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