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HOLY SPROCKETS!!!!!!!
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And yes I have replaced it with a new on and no more chain slipping! yeah!
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1977 KZ650-C1 Original Owner - Stock (with additional invisible FIAMM horn)
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Post edited by: Z1R rider, at: 2007/08/21 20:57
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78 650-C2, Stock engine, Jardine 4-2 Exh., 17-38 sprockets, dyna ignition and coils, coil wiring mod, carb mod.
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just kidding you got your monies worth.
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Do it right or don't bother doing it at all.
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78 650-C2, Stock engine, Jardine 4-2 Exh., 17-38 sprockets, dyna ignition and coils, coil wiring mod, carb mod.
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I think a little time-out,in the corner is in order!:pinch:
That has got to be the WORST looking sprocket I have ever seen!!
OK...I'm done now too.I think You get the point.
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321,000 miles on KZ's that I can remember. Not going to see any more.
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Honestly though It never really felt bad until like a week ago and the chain would slip only with high torque
and in first gear so I didn't realize how bad it was. now i know you all think my bike is probably like everyone else's and I would have a clear view of the sprocket at all times but i have saddlebags that hang down over the rear wheel so it's wasn't like i saw it every time i rode, The good news is that i recently changed my clutch cable and i got to see the front sprocket and it looks great! Now the chain, well I will def. get a new one this week! thanx for all the hazings! love ya'll too.
here is what i mean by not being able to see the sprocket.
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Can't you bore a "sight" hole through the bags? Like the oil sight glass?...here is what i mean by not being able to see the sprocket....
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Seriously... I have a solution for you... get a ScottOiler... or similar auto-oiler...
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