Photojourney of changing chain and sprockets

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Photojourney of changing chain and sprockets

#1 Unread post by Skier »

The bad Rad, needing some lovin':
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Poof!
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Yuck:
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After much elbow grease:
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This didn't turn out nearly as well as I had hoped, but it's my front sprocket. The dark blob is the sprocket, check out the ocean-teeth (get it? Wavy like an ocean? Ok, I'll stop now):
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And we're done!
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Note the Roadcrafter strategically thrown on the driveway. ;)
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#2 Unread post by poppygene »

It feels good doing the work yourself, doesn't it? I think doing your own maintenance increases the fun factor of motorcycling. :thumbsup:
Let me get this straight... it's one down and four up, right?

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#3 Unread post by Gummiente »

Never mind the bike, tell me more about that MG behind it. in the driveway :) (But congrats on a job well done!)
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