belated sprocket chop pics
07-10-2007, 08:04 PM
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07-10-2007, 08:14 PM
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hey Nuhawk
to do this the clutch slave and sprocket cover are all one unit, so to make it all open as I did I just had to do some trimming with a cutting wheel so it wasn't really as easy as just removing some bolts but in all reality its not too special...I just like things lookin scary haha...ya know, just more moving parts
to do this the clutch slave and sprocket cover are all one unit, so to make it all open as I did I just had to do some trimming with a cutting wheel so it wasn't really as easy as just removing some bolts but in all reality its not too special...I just like things lookin scary haha...ya know, just more moving parts
07-12-2007, 07:09 AM
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That's a great mod for someone who takes their bike to the strip but doesn't want to ride the low gearing during the week. Looks like a fast, easy sprocket change. Much easier to change than the rear sprocket. Nice job.
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