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chain noise

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I think stock was 15-50, I was running 14-50.

She is fast and with that 6 speed tranny freeway flying was great. With two people on that bike she'd still do 115mph.

Back in the 70's I'd rode a GT750 or my H2, both are long gone by now. I said I'd never ride anything smaller than a 750 until I took that 550 for a spin. Still got it in the backyard just needs a little TLC.
 
Stock is 15/51 and that is what I have. After looking at the sprockets again I can see some wear on the front one especially. Can't wait to try out the new parts when they come in. Thanks.
 
rportcop Posted: Fri Aug 05, 2005 6:37 pm Post subject:

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Stock is 15/51 and that is what I have. After looking at the sprockets again I can see some wear on the front one especially. Can't wait to try out the new parts when they come in. Thanks.
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This is definitely gonna solve your problem. Just to get you more pumped up, if you had a lot of vibration before, this very well may end that as well.

I found this decent article about chain alignment and such. I have trashed a brand new set of sprockets and chain by trusting the adjustment marks on the swingarm adjusters- so don't trust 'em. Check it out:
http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/tech/chainadjustment.php
 
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