Chain Riveting - Page 2

hooley · 22-Jan-2005, 18:29

Bugger...

...but thanks Nelly.

Jas

gasmanrus · 22-Jan-2005, 19:34

the last chain i fitted to my 916 was an endless type (after i snapped 2 with soft links)

took bloody ages, had to remove swinging arm etc, but it gave me a bit more peace of mind

andys 900ss · 23-Jan-2005, 18:50

I agree Nelly,

Last time & did chain I used my friendly dealers (H***da) proper tool. It did such a pro-job that I think its the best link in the chain.

Now I know Nelly's down the road, I'll take it to him. For what it takes/costs and what could go wrong its hardly worth the hastle.

Andy

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22-Jan-2005, 18:29	#1
hooley Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 205 Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Wigginton, Herts. Mood: One day I'll be allowed out to play...... Bugger... ...but thanks Nelly. Jas Reply

22-Jan-2005, 19:34	#2
gasmanrus Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 245 Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: ongar- essex Mood: childish the last chain i fitted to my 916 was an endless type (after i snapped 2 with soft links) took bloody ages, had to remove swinging arm etc, but it gave me a bit more peace of mind Reply