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SVSooke
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I have both but I got a rivet tool at a great price from the local tool place.They had them listed under autobody supplies
I wonder why they didn't sell any.
I wonder why they didn't sell any.
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Steve
GS Whisperer
Some motorcycles are chain-driven?
Yes, JJ, there is a chain between the crank and the cams. :encouragement:
I have never had a problem with a clip-on link.
I have never had a problem with a rivet link.
I have never had a problem with a chain.
Come to think of it, I have never even replaced a chain.
Let's just ignore the fact that I have only had shaft-driven bikes since April, 1979. :-\\\
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I'd be one of those old timers that would say this. Lots of bikes, and a few decades of riding without issue. Even this one used a clip:
Where I raced, most of the riders used clips on their drag bike chains....
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RICHIE
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Clips work fine for low horse power machines and for the folks that do not want to take the time to play with a rivet chain. By far the rivet chain is going to be the safest, but requires more tools and time to remove and install properly.
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Fancool
Guest
Good point.
I've decided on going with rivet type and keep clip link as spare on bike just in case. Was already pricing out tools and links, so far eBay has best choices and prices.
BTW not so much old timer, I'm just stuck in the 80's.
I've decided on going with rivet type and keep clip link as spare on bike just in case. Was already pricing out tools and links, so far eBay has best choices and prices.
BTW not so much old timer, I'm just stuck in the 80's.
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