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Scotty595
26th November 2011, 20:49
Snapped my chain today :(
Went for a ride up SH16, then down coatsville-riverhead highway, then down lonely track road. very close to the end, my bike made a loud noise, and then stopped moving. Pulled over to see my chain wrapped around my pack rack and partially hanging to the rear sprocket - Master link missing. Lucky, could have ended a lot worse.
nzspokes
26th November 2011, 20:56
Snapped my chain today :(
Went for a ride up SH16, then down coatsville-riverhead highway, then down lonely track road. very close to the end, my bike made a loud noise, and then stopped moving. Pulled over to see my chain wrapped around my pack rack and partially hanging to the rear sprocket - Master link missing. Lucky, could have ended a lot worse.
So who fitted the link backwards?
Or was it really worn?
Scotty595
26th November 2011, 20:58
So who fitted the link backwards?
Or was it really worn?
No idea, took it in to red baron in the week to get a trade in quote, and they said it was about 85% worn, so was planning to replace shortly. Then i oiled up the chain today and then it happened.
wanpo
26th November 2011, 21:38
I snapped a chain clutching up a wheelie. It jammed up the rear sprocket.
Lets just say I haven't attempted a wheelie since.
bsasuper
27th November 2011, 06:13
Your very lucky it didnt take out the front sprocket cover/engine casing or bend the output shaft.
sinfull
27th November 2011, 07:03
they said it was about 85% worn, so was planning to replace shortly..
Nek minit
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F5 Dave
28th November 2011, 11:58
Master link? Shouldn't use one on a bike over 250.
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