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Last weekend went for a little ride and about 200 miles out the bolts in the sprocket started to back out and took out the sprocket and rear wheel......... ( 60 mph and bolts start hitting the swing arm...= 7 to 10 seconds of fun) Not to sure about the chrome but it's riding season. Here some before and after what do you think.
Had a coupla friends with softails that the same thing happened. Bolts backed out at 55mph+. Close calls.
This **** happens too much with HD. Perhaps a class action lawsuit?
I don't know about any lawsuit since I put the wheels and pulley on myself.
Maybe I can sue myself and get some money from me ............... Naaaaa that a bad idea I think.... Is there a lawyer here that would counsel me on this.
NO its a SUPER FAT CAT TRAPP And it help mine big time down low like 11FP at 2200 and the and the cat never caught up. Just some thing you might want to look at......... Not that your in to that kind of stuff or any thing
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