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Started by Chris Canning, June 12, 2012, 05:38:25 PM

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Chris Canning

We go on holiday to Italy in 4 weeks time and still can't make my mind up about going on the Tiger so having to prep two bikes for a last minute decision,but can't beat new chain and sprockets,almost as good as new tyres!!




fnjeep314

I just put on that exact JT 19T sprocket yesterday too! What did you go with in the rear? Did you stay at 46T or did you go to 43t? Thats a pretty new rear sprocket too!!
I do things!

Chris Canning

Those two sprockets must have been hanging on the wall 3 years(at least) so it's a straight replacement for what was on,there's another thread on here about the same,I'm not keen on 43,maybe ok one up,but two up with a pile of gear not great for riding in the Alps on tight hairpins requires a certain amount of clutch slip as it is,but there are others on here who reckon it's OK.

metalguru

Nice and clean in there too!!


On Tiger #2 had a 43 and it was fine, even off road light trailing and two up, engine is just so nice and torquey.
2013 Explorer
2006 Rocket 3
2004 Tiger Lucifer Orange
2001 Adventurer. (Like new).
1993 DR200
1977 Kawa Z1000A1 (Had from new)
1972 BSA A65L
1960 Norman Nippy
1952 Royal Enfield Ensign MK1
2 Crossers
I may as well do it, as I'm gonna get blamed for it anyway.

Chad

ooooh BBBBBBBBBBling  :D Gold sprocket and  Dynomag wheels 8)

have to say Chris that is seriously clean in there :shock:  8)

ive just done the C+S on mine and as per the advice here i stayed with the STD rear and a 19 front and it feels pretty good , no real change in acceleration but a bit more relaxed up top
Despacio. Hay m\'as tiempo que vida

Chris Canning

A combo or Wurth dry lube and lots of cleaning,god knows how many times the bike has been stripped 20+ times and most importantly it's never seen a winters day in it's life,strangely it has 33,000 on it,I reckon the 3000 has been done in the UK,the rest has been done in Europe.

fnjeep314

I wish I had mile stats like that! I have just over 3K that I have put on my bike and I haven't even left the state of California!! That will change soon. I am planning a trip to Oregon next month. Once I move back east, then I will make sure I explore the eastern seaboard.
I do things!

Chris Canning

Out of interest anyone use an alternative to a DIDZVM

Mustang

Quote from: "Chris Canning"Out of interest anyone use an alternative to a DIDZVM
I use these and they last forever with proper maint and they are not as expensive as DID, at least here in the states  


the 1 on tigger 2 is at 17,000 miles and counting still going strong ........
EK 530 SRO O-Ring Chain

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