Re: Suddenly, bad drive lash
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·Re: Suddenly, bad drive lash
As above check the chain tension and the rear wheel alignment,,,, bad lash is usually due to excess drive line slop
As above check the chain tension and the rear wheel alignment,,,, bad lash is usually due to excess drive line slop
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Re: Suddenly, bad drive lash
What is "lash"?
What is "lash"?
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·Re: Suddenly, bad drive lash
you'll know it when you hear/feel it. there'll be excessive noise from the chain, and you'll feel the tire "lurching" especially at low RPM's. typical cause as noted is a chain that's too lose. remmeber when adjusting though, that you're definately better off with a chain that's slightly too lose than a chain that's too tight!!
you'll know it when you hear/feel it. there'll be excessive noise from the chain, and you'll feel the tire "lurching" especially at low RPM's. typical cause as noted is a chain that's too lose. remmeber when adjusting though, that you're definately better off with a chain that's slightly too lose than a chain that's too tight!!
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