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RE: Clicking from my chain. - 9/21/2006 7:41:19 PM   
smokin2k


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Yeah. What kind of grease should I get? And how do I loosen the chain?

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RE: Clicking from my chain. - 9/21/2006 9:01:11 PM   
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Oil = 80/90 Gear Oil as per the service manual.

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RE: Clicking from my chain. - 9/22/2006 5:49:18 AM   
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^ no gear oil is just gonna sling off dont use that go to the bike shop and get some kind of chain lube/grease there is alot of diff kinds honda make a chain lube that is good,and to lossen your chain just lossen the rear axle nut and turn your ajuster screws clockwise but turn them the same amount or your wheel wont be strait and them tighten the axle back

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RE: Clicking from my chain. - 9/22/2006 8:09:38 AM   
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I use chain saw bar oil, it's thicker and if you put it on when you get home from a ride then wipe it off in the morning before you ride, it doesn't fling anymore than chain wax. For me anyways chain wax attracts dirt or dust which makes my chain nasty looking and much harder to clean. To each their own as chain lube has just as many opinions as which motor oil is best.

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RE: Clicking from my chain. - 9/22/2006 10:52:20 AM   
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Ya got a clicking on my F-2 its my master link, its got a slight kink, I can straightin it but as it travels around the front sprocket it clicks and then its at an angle again, I think I pressed it too tight when I last took it off to clean it and put it back on, oh well I am going for new chain and sprockets this winter
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As I start to go I can hear my chain start to click and kinda "feels" a little rough starting out. Once I get up to 4k or 5k I don't hear it but it doesn't mean it isn't doing it still. When I pull up on the chain i comes up about 1/2" - 7/8" depending where on the chanin I pull up on it. On the sprocket, I can move chain moves side to side a little. Any suggestions?



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