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I see a line on the left side. Always look for the best line to cross the water.

Since the washers are not under load there is no need to have splines on them. I had to use them on my klr to space the sprocket out. If the OD is to large grind them down. Only reason Play isn't a okay is that a loose chain could twist the sprocket and bind in the empty space resulting in a total lock up of the rear drive. I'm surprised no one has come out with a bushing that can be stuck to the inside of a sprocket. Again since it's just a spacer it doesn't have to be attached too securely, just enough to keep it centered during installation.

Screw fuses, hardwire the bitch!

Easy to find the tag, hard to find the time to get it.

Yep and you don't have to be on your bike to use it. Had my car towed 20 some miles back home. As was just said 1 time more than paid for the 3yr membership.

Welcome. Have you noticed all the people who are jealous of your bike.

You sure your not thinking of John Deer? Same engineers different colors.

Later he went for a ride with his friends to feel better. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y97eHTyIDW0

that's too funny.

You can also use washers to space it out.

I was gonna say, I've never seen anything above 250cc for MSF supplied rides, but I guess they could use a HD Sportster, same power output. Oh hell, I'll never hear the end of that comment.

Aww hell, just put a chain oiler on the bike and be done with it.

Yes, but just one day. The rest will continue to be wet till the summer drought starts. Happy Easter, now hop on that ride and get wet.

What MSF bike are you calling a "cruiser"?

I get the dirt bike on the crapy car, but not that big street bike in the trunk. I'm betting it tore the trunk off on the first good bump.

Ah, I see. I guess I don't need to worry since I use dirt, mud and bugs to cover the stuff that flies off the chain.

It's just silicone why would you clean it off? It will burn off as the chain heats up and until then it will serve to protect just fine.

Sing it brother.

Most chains come coated in silicone. I don't know of any chain lube that uses it and I think manufactures only do it to keep moisture off the chain so rust doesn't form while they sit on the shelf.

MSF = Multiple Soaked Fuckers:D

Well, if you look hard enough you'll find pics and video of the old timers on their Harleys bush wacking trails like a bunch of MX riders. Like I said the bike doesn't make the rider.

Should have gotten black, that thing will show all sorts of dirt and mud. Now the expensive part, go fill that gas tank.

I loose intarest e-z, is there sumpt'n impotent in da thread?

Did you have your gear on? If so sure. However, this raises another point. DS riders tend to be ATGATT.

You can have mine. I use the camel back more anyways.