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That's a Bummer, Dude. You most likey bent/broke something, ussually do when you wad the chain up around the countershaft sprocket. Your lucky if you didn't break the case, but a bent shaft or mangled gear is also possible, all of witch means opening the motor right up.

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Yesterday I was out and my chain snapped while in second and wadded itself around the front sprocket, killing the engine.

After fixing it, second gear is making a bit of a racket. It "clunks" at the same speed as the rear wheel is moving. i.e, the faster I go, the more rapidly it "clunks".

I'm ...