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| I have a 2001 xr100r. My chain has never been changed, and has alot of slack in it, "about 2-2 1/2" of slack "freeplay". Today i was riding and the chain knotted up around the countershaft "the smaller front sprocket" and broke off a big peice of the motor shell "cover, casing, whatever". has this happened to anyone else?
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| yes to me on my 2005 crf100f lol
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| | its called tighten your chain every once in a while. Ive never had this happen to me because i tighten my chain. |
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| | no because as soon as my bike gets slack in the chain i tigten or get a new chain and sprocket |
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| This has happend to me twice and it is easier to get a new engine cassing or when u have it all in one piece cut off all the overhanging white metal in front oif the sprocket so it can just fall out instead of getting caught up. and its alot eaiser to get mud and dirt out of there with out the overhang
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| | This did happen to me on my 2003 XR100. |
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| dude you need to tighten that chain if you need help i can explane how just write me at Tylernampa@aol.com
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