C'mon over to the dark side Swanny ;D ;DOriginally Posted by Swanny
I wish my bike had a belt instead of a chain. No need for maintenance and if it goes wrong you just get another.
Must be the best option out there
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29-12-12, 06:04 PM
C'mon over to the dark side Swanny ;D ;DI wish my bike had a belt instead of a chain. No need for maintenance and if it goes wrong you just get another.
Must be the best option out there
29-12-12, 08:48 PM
In my younger biking days only 'Old biker biddies' rode shaft propelled machines.
Some things never change.
:P
29-12-12, 11:14 PM
Same here..... the good old days huh?In my younger biking days only 'Old biker biddies' rode shaft propelled machines.
Some things never change.
:P
30-12-12, 09:25 AM
dont think so, my harley had a chain never had a problem, bought a newer belt drive one for the eldest. rode back from Ascot got to the Plough when the lights changed I went nowhere.... belt had snapped just sat at the lights luckilly we had a unit close by. then after a trip to Riders had to fit new one (around the same price as a good chainI wish my bike had a belt instead of a chain. No need for maintenance and if it goes wrong you just get another.
Must be the best option out there
) then began the task of removing the wheel and swinging arm as only way to fit. PITA chains much easier.
30-12-12, 10:05 AM
You can't go wrong with a chain! No belt / shaft drive for me.
30-12-12, 11:06 AM
Maybe I am just lazy but all I do is spray pro clean on the offending area and jet wash off a few minutes later.
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