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Author: | pokemanyz [ Fri Oct 26, 2007 1:48 pm ] |
Post subject: | Chain tensioner needed |
I'm building a "DG" Elsinore & I need a chain tensioner. Any ideas on where to get one? I have a DG swingarm,DG head and a DG pipe on a 1976 CR125. I have a set of forks off a 78 CR125 which I believe are 1' longer then the 76? Is that correct? I had ordered some Works Performance shocks before I picked up this DG swingarm and they are an inch longer then stock so I hope the longer forks will help eliminate some of the "stinkbug" effect. |
Author: | frohrs [ Fri Oct 26, 2007 7:19 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Chain tensioner needed |
I don't believe the 78 CR125 forks are any longer than the 76-77 CR125. There may be a difference internally but not length. |
Author: | mitchie [ Fri Oct 26, 2007 9:30 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Chain tensioner needed |
You might try here: http://www.badbrush.com/N_Vintage_mart/ ... sinore.htm However, that is not for a DG arm, but it still might work. I saw a picture of a really trick CR250M1 with a neato tensioner right behind where the kickstand normally bolts on. Wish I could find one like that!!!! |
Author: | pokemanyz [ Sun Oct 28, 2007 8:23 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Chain tensioner needed |
frohrs wrote: I don't believe the 78 CR125 forks are any longer than the 76-77 CR125. There may be a difference internally but not length. I thought I had read somewhere that the the 78 forks had an inch more travel but I guess not. I could hold them side by side to compare when I take them off. Also, what gearing (sprockets) would ya'll recommend. I weigh around 205 w/gear. |
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