Rear Sprocket

Chriswilly · 22-07-2018, 11:12 AM

Thanks Jez - hope you are well well well!
Norah was a wreck when I bought her - everything out of line and badly worn.
Replaced rear and front sprockets and chain (did) - quality for front and a 'cheapo' for the rear - sprockets.
Has been ok for some time then got tied up in more serious primary shaft, cam drive and valves problems.
Replaced clutch plates the other day (friction) - big improvement. Had a 'misfire' at around 6k revs with the throttle wide - big 'snatch' - but carried on regardless
Checking chain tension yesterday and experienced a tight spot which I could not remove so assumed a 'buckled' rear sprocket, although haven't certified yet.

22-07-2018, 11:12 AM	#3
Chriswilly Registered User Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: gloucester Bike: M900ie Posts: 133	Thanks Jez - hope you are well well well! Norah was a wreck when I bought her - everything out of line and badly worn. Replaced rear and front sprockets and chain (did) - quality for front and a 'cheapo' for the rear - sprockets. Has been ok for some time then got tied up in more serious primary shaft, cam drive and valves problems. Replaced clutch plates the other day (friction) - big improvement. Had a 'misfire' at around 6k revs with the throttle wide - big 'snatch' - but carried on regardless Checking chain tension yesterday and experienced a tight spot which I could not remove so assumed a 'buckled' rear sprocket, although haven't certified yet.