I destroyed my chain guide
#1
I destroyed my chain guide
The sprocket crunched it to death and dislodged the chain off. Dumb move on my part forgetting to secure it.
I might be able to salvage it and superglue the plastic together. I was pretty pissed and all I cared about was getting the chain back on the sprocket and out of there.
Any aftermarket options?
I might be able to salvage it and superglue the plastic together. I was pretty pissed and all I cared about was getting the chain back on the sprocket and out of there.
Any aftermarket options?
#3
As stated Moose makes one and so does BRP. They are listed for the KLX300 and both are much better than the stocker. I have gotten both from the TT Store at a little discount. They don't show the BRP on their website but can get them. Dennis Kirk also sells the Moose.
http://shop.thumpertalk.com/catalogs...ault.asp?p=781
http://www.brpmoto.com/product_info....roducts_id=386
http://shop.thumpertalk.com/catalogs...ault.asp?p=781
http://www.brpmoto.com/product_info....roducts_id=386
#4
As stated Moose makes one and so does BRP. They are listed for the KLX300 and both are much better than the stocker. I have gotten both from the TT Store at a little discount. They don't show the BRP on their website but can get them. Dennis Kirk also sells the Moose.
http://shop.thumpertalk.com/catalogs...ault.asp?p=781
http://www.brpmoto.com/product_info....roducts_id=386
http://shop.thumpertalk.com/catalogs...ault.asp?p=781
http://www.brpmoto.com/product_info....roducts_id=386
Also, the Moose looks nice, but wouldn't the metal rub on the sides?
There seems to be a chain roller above the swingarm near the front sprocket...what's that for?
I went Werewolf hunting again last night, with the 17" street wheels. Pretty awesome and no issues with the chain guide, though we stuck to Class 1-3 or so off-road so nothing TOO intense. The guy I ride with said that the chain guide shouldn't really be an issue unless you're going over terrain that makes the chain go up and down quite a lot, like washboard or big jumps and such.
Last edited by je2000; 12-13-2008 at 07:13 PM.
#5
I did have problems with it rubbing but others had no issues. All I had to do was use some washers to widen the whole thing a bit and it works fine. As far as running without a chain guide goes I think you'll run the risk of the chain jumping off the rear sprocket.
#6
If you wad the chain up between the c/s sprocket & swingarm pivot out in the sticks and you'll wish you didn't. Rolling the bike backwards after you break the chain & put it on the rear sprocket or pulling the swingarm pivot bolt isn't any fun. Dont ask how I know....
#7
Thanks for the help. I ended up ordering from RMATV Fredette Chain Guide Blue - 2007 Kawasaki KLX300 Part# 1006750003
Sucks because it only came in blue. $40. Meh...
CHECK YOUR BOLTS/SCREWS AFTER MAINTENANCE!!!!!
Sucks because it only came in blue. $40. Meh...
CHECK YOUR BOLTS/SCREWS AFTER MAINTENANCE!!!!!
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