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Bitsa (Ralph Wright - RIP):
Photos and will let you know.Why are you using a timing disc for?Hondas have it all there for you.
Cheers
Bitsa

750rideruk:
Job sorted.
Cam chain had come off the crankshaft sprocket. Removed barrells and heads replaced and hey presto everything aligns

Bitsa (Ralph Wright - RIP):
Yep
Had that happen to me once but with a lot of poncing about got it back on the crank without removing cylinders and head,
Well done hope all goes well for you,
Cheers
Bitsa

steff750:
 ;) yes we all done it I think at some time, but knowing it is off the sprocket is the trick I always try and keep tension on the chain so no slack is at the bottom of chain
 as bitsa says a lot of poncing about .
but it will go back on no problem without removing  the head or barrels
 but that being said you need to know that it is off the crank anyways ::)

Bitsa (Ralph Wright - RIP):
Steff
Spot on mate I test it by pulling on the chain if its not on the crank it justs keeps pulling without any thing moving and hurts your hand like fury.
Cheers
Bitsa

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