Front sprocket rubber seal? tossit or save it?
#1
Front sprocket rubber seal? tossit or save it?
I recently put a 15t sprocket on my SH. It turned out to be more of a project than I had bargained for, but once I got the bolt that I broke extracted it wasnt so bad. Anyhow, my question is this. The OEM sprocket had a rubber gromet sort of thing around that actually is part of the sprocket. Should I cut it and try to put it on the new sprocket or should I just install the new 15t as is?
#3
cool thanx. I just got done installing it, ended up keeping the same chain even though a new one came with the kit. I thought the 2 up in the rear dropped some ballz in it but that def did the trick. Thanx for the input
#4
If you've got more than 10,000 miles on the OEM chain, replace it with the new one you have anyway!
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