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Old 10-Aug-2005, 11:35
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My ST4S has over 12k on it now, and is on the original chain. It still looks fine to me.
I also normally ride with a pillion, and am not shy on the throttle/brakes. I do have a scottoiler though (since about 3k old) with a dual tip feed (viper ?).

I recall someone mentioning in a post of a 'chain guide rail' that bolts in front of the front sprocket, and stops the chain smashing casings if it breaks. I think this might have been in the 996 forum (possibly age996's thread). If I can find the post I'll try to post a link to it here. Has to be a good idea if it saves a lot of trouble for a small outlay.

[update]
sorry lads, just seen this was discussed in the other thread. Doh ! \I'll head off back to me corner and keep quiet...

[Edited on 10-8-2005 by John W]
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Old 07-Sep-2005, 13:37
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First chain did 18,000 miles and was pretty well worn by then,
although it still looked OK. Now on 26,000 miles with genuine
Ducati replacement.

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Old 18-Oct-2005, 14:06
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I ordered one of these chain guides a few weeks back, and went to pick it up on Saturday.
P&H told me the part was now discontinued

Anyone got one they want to part with, or know a dealer with them in stock ?

I've tried Nelly already.

If I can't get one I might go get some made...

Cheers all,
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Old 28-Oct-2005, 11:35
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John - if you do find any of the "Chain guides" I will most certainly have one off you.
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Old 28-Oct-2005, 16:02
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John - if you do find any of the "Chain guides" I will most certainly have one off you.

Likewise.

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Old 28-Oct-2005, 18:07
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I ordered one of these chain guides a few weeks back, and went to pick it up on Saturday.
P&H told me the part was now discontinued

Anyone got one they want to part with, or know a dealer with them in stock ?

I've tried Nelly already.

If I can't get one I might go get some made...

Cheers all,
John.

Ive tried getting one of those chain guards but to no avail. Was thinking of getting some made too, No doubt plenty of people on here would be interested.
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Old 28-Oct-2005, 18:29
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Has anyone tried JHP?
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Old 31-Oct-2005, 14:33
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Just rang JHP who confirmed the part is no longer available.

Same answer - Unless someone has some old stock, no chance in getting one

I will make a template up and get one made. if it looks okay then I'll get some more made for you guys.
Don't hold your breaths though as it won't happen this week...

By the way, it will most likely be made out of Zintek, which is zinc plated steel sheet.
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Old 31-Oct-2005, 23:49
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please count me in for one if you are able, please u2u the price and payment details when you are ready.
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Maybe Ducati no longer make them becasue they don't work?
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