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Play in my driving sprocket
TrickyMicky:
You must be bleedin' phsychic. I have just put my GB250 in for MOT this afternoon, and it failed on there being no shim/spacer behind the circlip on the rear sprocket!!!! I'm fortunate in that DSS is only 25 minutes ride away from me, and he has managed to locate two for me in about 10 days. £10.30 inc. VAT. CMSNL only have 1 and they want a fortune for delivery. Funnly old world ennit?
TrickyMicky:
BTW, the washer/spacer on the 400 is part no. 41202 28 6000, and CMSNL in Holland have them listed as available.
Bryanj:
What section of the test did it fail on? Wouldnt even have been an advisory in my day
Athame57:
--- Quote from: TrickyMicky on May 13, 2025, 03:51:09 PM ---You must be bleedin' phsychic.
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Well, I don't have a crystal ball, they don't work anyway, but us Wiccans do tend to see some things coming! ;D I just rechecked the CMSL site and they can only offer to let you put it on your watch list, ie they have none.
I hope my one is in position but I'm being lazy, I'll see when I get the other bits I'm waiting for.
TrickyMicky:
--- Quote from: Bryanj on May 13, 2025, 04:16:59 PM ---What section of the test did it fail on? Wouldnt even have been an advisory in my day
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Rear sprocket classed as excessively loose as attached (hopefully). The shim/spacer is fairly thick. It was the most thorough MOT test I have ever been to, but the man let me stand next to him and he explained fully everything he did. Will definitely use again. As they say that confession is good for the soul, I feel obliged to tell you that on returning home, I emptied out the container marked "250 bits" and guess what was in there!!!.. Severe wrist slapping is due.
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