H2C chain failure

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H2C chain failure

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Hi Guys
Just stripped down the H2 C after the southern rally. Good news the chain did not do any other damage :D :D

Managed to get the chain free from the front sprocket and checked out the casing and nothing.

Fitted new chain and sprockets and away it went.

:D :D :) :)
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Glad to hear that Nigel.
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Glad to hear that bud, what chain & sprocket sizes did u renew?
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riveted chain or not?
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Post by kas750 »

husson73 wrote:riveted chain or not?

That was gonna be my question also Jp :lol:
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Post by Wolfie »

husson73 wrote:riveted chain or not?


Not any longer... I'll hand the 'broken down on the rally ride out' Trophy over next time I see you Nigel :D (was my turn last year), glad to hear it didn't do any damage..

I still haven't sorted my 'break down' cause (Fork Seals), just ridden her anyway.
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530 chain and sprockets fitted. With split link.
I know. But I had these in the garage. I have just purchased the kit to rivet the 520 chains together.
So this will be the last split link chain that I buy, they will all be rivited link chains from now on :D :D :D 8) 8)
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Post by downpipe3 »

do not fear the split link
i run a chain 530 pitch running 150 rwhp with split link and i thrash the s--t out of my dragbike :lol:
its all down to the qaulity


dont skimp on the chain qaulity and you will be ok
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oh yes Gary,
i'm running a double split link on the standard h2 with a 49t back sprocket but no probs after several thou miles, includes drag runs in IOM and Shakey. and think its the home rivet system that would actually break first, never did trust 2 hammers,,..:lol:
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Post by Nigel S »

That's good to know Garry. But I have bought the kit now and have never had any probs with an endless chain. So will give it a bash.
We'll see what happens next year. LOL.
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You can always just buy a soft link to replace you split link. Try Sprockets Unlimited.
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