too much slack in the chain is as bad as too tight of a chain and you wouldn't understand what i was telling you even if i did explain all the things that could go bad ...

 

Here's the instructions

https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/444...t-install.html

CCT

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Honda...spagenameZWDVW

or

http://www.streetandcomp.com/mcart/i...ain+Tensioners

 

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******* cry baby

 

duffer did you go out to ride today? or does it still burn when you pee? lol

 

bikes should use gears instead of chains I think

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Dre, its most likely the cct. If it sounds like a bunch of bb's rattling in a can when you rev the bike then its your cct. Thats the best description that I could think of. The sound would be coming from the right side of your bike.

 

still sick, still wet.


Rain wheelies I like but rain stoppies I don't know if they work.

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the chain is cheaper and lighter unless you use plastic gears

 

If for whatever reason its not that, you should still change it out coz its gonna eventually go bad. They all do on the F4i from my understanding I bought mine when I bought the bike and I just put it in but it was good to have and not have to wait around for it. But like I said, I'm sure thats what it is from how you described it.

 

Ive seen videos of rain stoppies. Pure gangsta imo. And did you see the contract. Went to 1.50

 

first thing i change on every honda or kawi i get

 

i bet STA is soooooo mad bcause we won the battle

 

Not the video I was looking for but still a stoppie on wet roads. He looked like he was going over for a second

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xuciq6kV3bA[/YOUTUBE]

 

basically...when im riding and i hear the noise and pull the clutch in, it stops.. and also when i turn the fan on and then off, when the the fan is about to stop i hear some noise.. dunno if its just the blade tapping somefing or somefing else cause when its spinning fast i dont hear nuttin.. and the

 

This is what I was looking for. I think theres some stoppies in here. Gangsta rain video.

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8wE3QBl1Lo[/YOUTUBE]

 

yeah, $1.50 isn't worth the trouble.


I've done rain stoppies on concrete but where I wanted to ride is tar... haven't been there for a long time either so not sure condition.

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i bet the britts can do stoppies in the rain , it's alway wet over there

 

my db has gear driven cams braaap

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