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one last chain problem to solve

Posted: Sat Mar 02, 2002 3:36 pm
by Laurent Apffel
So i've been able to change both the rear and front sprocket which work really well. The problem now is that I strongly believe that "Nault's Windham Honda Kawasaki" dealer in New Hampshire sold me the wrong chain (thanks Nault for an incompetent service). They sent me a D.I.D 520-114L chain whereas the stock is a DID 520V-2X106L. They won't pay me back nor take the chain back and they're telling me I can cut the chain to the appropriate size.... Well believe me folks.... I tried and tried to properly cut the chain to the right size but I've had no succes for the chain is really solid and the "things" i need to take off seem to be really well attached. Should I still try to cut the chain to the right size? call the dealer back to complain and insist on a refund? or find someone who has the proper chain to sell me? Thanks...... Laurent _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp.

one last chain problem to solve

Posted: Sat Mar 02, 2002 9:29 pm
by s2mumford
You need to get the chain cut to 106 links. Have someone with a chain breaker do it, I reckon you'll hamburger the chain trying to do it without the correct tool. I'm pretty sure the DID is a masterlink chain, real easy to put them together. Just make sure the closed end of the masterlink clip is facing the direction (forward) the chain rotates. Stu

jake jakeman does it again!!! klr parts

Posted: Sat Mar 02, 2002 9:53 pm
by TLrydr@aol.com
In a message dated 3/2/02 3:44:41 AM EST, brianlankow@... writes: http://www.sagebrushmachine.com/ >> Brian Gotta agree with you on this one Jake is a real good guy to order stuff from, I have ordered some whatnots and some real nice stuff almost free, LOL. Mike Ps He has some real nice nuts, Just ask about them.