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PostPosted: 2006-08-30 09:48:36
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Anyone had any adverse experiences with tight spots on bike chains?

Apart from making a horrible racket (it didnt to start with, but it is
now), is it really likely to go bang?

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PostPosted: 2006-08-30 09:54:46
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Cab wrote:

> Anyone had any adverse experiences with tight spots on bike chains?
>
> Apart from making a horrible racket (it didnt to start with, but it is
> now), is it really likely to go bang?

Dont be such a pikey, if its fucked, then get it replaced. Do you
really want to find out when youre going round that left hander on a
busy road?

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PostPosted: 2006-08-30 10:06:42
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Cab wrote:
> Anyone had any adverse experiences with tight spots on bike chains?
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> Apart from making a horrible racket (it didnt to start with, but it is
> now), is it really likely to go bang?

Yep, had a tight spot on the fatblade chain. It suddenly went from a
clicking to a banging noise luckily at low speed. The sideplate had sheared
off and was catching on the chain guard.

Buy a new chain.

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 Post subject: Tight spot...
PostPosted: 2006-08-30 11:50:04
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>Anyone had any adverse experiences with tight spots on bike chains?
>
>Apart from making a horrible racket (it didnt to start with, but it is
>now), is it really likely to go bang?

Last time I had a bad tight spot, I took it into the dealers to find I
had a collapsed rear wheel bearing.

I had a little moment as I realised Id been flying to and fro on the
NCR to work for over a week with it!
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 Post subject: Tight spot...
PostPosted: 2006-08-30 11:16:21
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Muck wrote:

> Cab wrote:
>
> > Anyone had any adverse experiences with tight spots on bike chains?
> >
> > Apart from making a horrible racket (it didnt to start with, but
> > it is now), is it really likely to go bang?
>
> Dont be such a pikey, if its fucked, then get it replaced. Do you
> really want to find out when youre going round that left hander on a
> busy road?

Ive already got the bike booked in for a replacement on the 9th Sept
(I did this last Sat). It was the earliest I could do.

At the moment, Im using the cage, which whilst okay this week, is
going to be a pig next week when the holidays finish and France opens
for business.

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UKRMMA#10 (KOTL), IbW#015, BoB#4, POTM#3, SKA#1
email addy : ukrm dot cab at rosbif dot org
http://www.rosbif.org
The gingeometer: http://www.rosbif.org/ukrm/gingeometer/


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 Post subject: Tight spot...
PostPosted: 2006-08-30 12:49:32
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Cab wrote:

> Ive already got the bike booked in for a replacement on the 9th Sept
> (I did this last Sat). It was the earliest I could do.
>

Good show. :)

> At the moment, Im using the cage, which whilst okay this week, is
> going to be a pig next week when the holidays finish and France opens
> for business.

Doh.. Not so good show.

If its making a noise, Id not ride it. But there again, youre not me.
:)

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 Post subject: Tight spot...
PostPosted: 2006-08-30 13:07:36
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Muck wrote:

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> > At the moment, Im using the cage, which whilst okay this week, is
> > going to be a pig next week when the holidays finish and France
> > opens for business.
>
> Doh.. Not so good show.
>
> If its making a noise, Id not ride it. But there again, youre not
> me. :)

Nah, Im not going to take the risk. The last ride will be a slow one
to the bike shop (about 4km away).

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UKRMMA#10 (KOTL), IbW#015, BoB#4, POTM#3, SKA#1
email addy : ukrm dot cab at rosbif dot org
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PostPosted: 2006-08-30 16:01:45
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> Anyone had any adverse experiences with tight spots on bike chains?
>
> Apart from making a horrible racket (it didnt to start with, but it is
> now), is it really likely to go bang?

Among other things, its likely to fuck up the output shaft of your gearbox.


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