i cant get the stupid clip on!!!! :x
I just remembered that I said I would be around on Saturday morning. I forgot to take it back when they said we didn't have to work Saturday after all. (Sorry about that. :oops: )
Are you still having problems? If so, tell us everything you have tried.
well i have it "on" - "semi on" im really not sure.. theback end of the clip is flush with the link but the front end isnt "closed" its not completly around the pin, there is a good 4-5 mm between the clip and the pin. as if it cant be seated... i compressed the link alot, i cant imagine it will compress any further, the link when the chain isnt tight is sluggish almost like its frozen so im scared i overcompressed it.
on top of that now i did another post explaining that the gears are messed up but some1 replied and said i just need to move the counterbalance sprocket around and it will be fine.. but how do i do this?
thanks kerry
here is what you will need....
clean the chain with an old tooth brush at the connection point of the master link. be sure there is NO grit , oil, or dirt in the area. any ammount will give you the problem you are having now...
maybe i should take some photos to better show this, but use with needle nose plyers are what work for me...
grabbing the digi camera and taking some photos now.
chris<pixelmonkey>:D
thnx
well isnt that something...
it appears my 96 has a pressed chain, and no master link. can anyone tell me if the bike was delivered this way from the factory? it's a DID chain.
chris<pixelmonkey>:D
Quote from: pixelmonkeyit appears my 96 has a pressed chain, and no master link. can anyone tell me if the bike was delivered this way from the factory? it's a DID chain.
Yep, that's how it was delivered.