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Play in my driving sprocket
Oddjob:
I'd remove the rear wheel and dismount the sprocket, then place each stub in the damper rubber hole and see if it moves.
Athame57:
--- Quote from: Oddjob on May 12, 2025, 12:55:34 PM ---I'd remove the rear wheel and dismount the sprocket, then place each stub in the damper rubber hole and see if it moves.
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I've just ordered a new set from Legend motorcycles on eBay, just £15.oo for a set. Well that's better than paying DS over £82.oo! ;D
Sesman:
Really, a set? They are normally around £15 each!
Mikep328:
Probably the difference between the genuine Honda part and a pattern part.
Athame57:
--- Quote from: Mikep328 on May 13, 2025, 10:22:52 AM ---Probably the difference between the genuine Honda part and a pattern part.
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Julie confirmed they are aftermarket but the retailer is not a bad one so they should be ok. Time will tell. One thing I'm wondering though, is if the washer that sits behind the circlip is still there, I'll find out when the workshop take off the sprocket.
If it is missing, well they were the last people to have been that far! That part seems to be unobtainable (?) as a bit of exploration so far fails to produce a source for one. I hope it is there then.
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