New Chain

Totto · 24-Apr-2006, 22:13

Right after Joe's ( any others, DiD )chain letting go with 7k on it i am going to replace my 998 chain 9.5k and a few track days

I was thinking of Tsubki but also need sprockets i have a 14 tooth on the front

Any ideas as to where i can get said items , i want to use a dealer that gives Club discount not so much to get save stacks of money but to support that dealer

Harv748 · 24-Apr-2006, 22:19

Nelly can sort you out with Tsubaki...and I'm sure he also has some sprockets to hand.

DSC discount I believe.

Totto · 25-Apr-2006, 00:34

Forgot about Nelly , have mailed him and will try and ring him as well

loverobot · 25-Apr-2006, 07:49

b and c were very good for me
just beware that they supply a solid link and it needs a special tool or two hammers to rivet it

Totto · 25-Apr-2006, 07:58

Quote:

Originally posted by loverobot
b and c were very good for me
just beware that they supply a solid link and it needs a special tool or two hammers to rivet it

Got one of those tools , every one except me has used it , might get to now

B/C were good ?, you meantion the DSC or are they just good to everyone

Abbott · 25-Apr-2006, 09:44

I went to B&C. Got a sigma chain, renthral carrier & -1/+1 sprockets. They were very helpful with good advice.

See my recent post 'wot no chain'...

Don't forget about your ride height!

Dave
916

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24-Apr-2006, 22:19	#2
Harv748 Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,882 Join Date: May 2002 Nelly can sort you out with Tsubaki...and I'm sure he also has some sprockets to hand. DSC discount I believe. Reply

25-Apr-2006, 00:34	#3
Totto Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,262 Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Northern Ireland Mood: Not so broke any more !!!!!!!! Forgot about Nelly , have mailed him and will try and ring him as well Reply

25-Apr-2006, 07:49	#4
loverobot Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 723 Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: leeds b and c were very good for me just beware that they supply a solid link and it needs a special tool or two hammers to rivet it Reply

25-Apr-2006, 09:44	#6
Abbott Registered Forum User Bikes: 916 BP Posts: 14 Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Tonbridge, Kent Mood: Marvellous I went to B&C. Got a sigma chain, renthral carrier & -1/+1 sprockets. They were very helpful with good advice. See my recent post 'wot no chain'... Don't forget about your ride height! Dave 916 Reply