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Originally Posted by Adjuster
Thats just crazy how that keeps happening.
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It's not as crazy as it seems at first glance. Too small a front sprocket combined with an o-ring chain is at least part of the problem. I would buy a new 15 tooth front sprocket and a new sprocket retainer plate. Try that and see what happens. It is known by over 100 years of experience that too small a sprocket causes too much chain angularity. Chain angularity causes "pumping" of the sprocket on the shaft (jerking backwards and forwards). If you need more final drive reduction, go to a larger rear sprocket. The countershaft is made of very hard steel. The sprocket is made of softer steel, and so is the sprocket lock.
10-13-2016, 05:19 PM
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