My Bike Broke On Sunday

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My Bike Broke On Sunday

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my bike broke on sunday. found the casue of the problem today lol. :thumbsup:

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this was my front sprocket. lol notice anythign missing??? lol.

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How the hell did you manage that :shock: and what state is the output shaft in :? :roll:
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wow that is quite impressive :|
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how??? :shock:
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Post by age »

Good to see ya looking after the condition of yer sprockets !!!!

The teeth are wearing thin an they are startin to hook !

like moose said whats your output shaft like ?

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i ssen one the other day i had to laugh all the teeth were missing from the outside just looked like a wavy disc
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Post by baskie »

Gsxrage wrote:Good to see ya looking after the condition of yer sprockets !!!!

The teeth are wearing thin an they are startin to hook !

like moose said whats your output shaft like ?

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ahh not too bad considering. but after putting the new sprocket on drove up to cms and they chucked a few spot welds on it. safer then sorry i always say :lol:
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Did you try and do a burnout with the back brake on? :|
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Post by andy198712 »

i did that on my 50cc dumping the clutch for wheelies.

what happens when the time comes to change the sprocket and you have a few spot welds to deal with too?
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andy198712 wrote:i did that on my 50cc dumping the clutch for wheelies.

what happens when the time comes to change the sprocket and you have a few spot welds to deal with too?
grind em off, new sprocket and spot weld em back on lol. :lol: job done:P
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