Replace Rear Sprocket Or Not
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From: Honah Lee
Dale, as tires grew, to make room, that is what happened. My duece has a narrow belt. The first Fatboy with the 200 tire looked like a broccoli band. I doubt you will run out of adjustment. I have never had to move mine in 30K. I just move the primary tensioner once since in 50K ..yours does look a lot worst then mine with those hunks yanked out.
Last edited by Jackie Paper; Jan 24, 2017 at 07:10 AM.
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From: Green Country Oklahoma
Why did you have to replace rear pulley? You mean sprocket?Good news you didn't have to replace all mating parts.Thanks for the mileage quote too.
It was noticed worn out by the tech (no picture) during 2nd or 3rd rear tire change those tires didn't last more then 7k to 8k miles back then.I had quite few issues with that bike early on twice transmission, few compensators, few IP bearings and charging system can't remember exactly but primary was opened way too many times.Thanks for correcting the pulley part "don't listen to me what I'm saying instead listen to me what I mean".
It was noticed worn out by the tech (no picture) during 2nd or 3rd rear tire change those tires didn't last more then 7k to 8k miles back then.I had quite few issues with that bike early on twice transmission, few compensators, few IP bearings and charging system can't remember exactly but primary was opened way too many times.Thanks for correcting the pulley part "don't listen to me what I'm saying instead listen to me what I mean".
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