Warrior finally coming together!
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warriorrider01
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tighten the bolts to bring the axle back, but that chain looks stretched to hell aand back. take a link or two out of it and put a new master link on it.
codysisk13
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yea tell me about it, that chain is out for the count.lol and that chain doesnt have a master link on it. I know it sounds crazy but it doesnt! So i ordered one last night that has a master link on it. and I kinda figured a new chain wouldnt hurt, the shape the old one was in.
theres a master link!!! can be hard to find, soak it in kerosene and brush it, i would take a link or 2 out and save your new one until you get new sprockets to go with it. thats just me...................and also what i did. I guess you got that pivot bolt out huh? I just got my new bearings today....bossbearing..... wow they are freakin cheapo's.....goddam needles are falling out just lookin at it........
codysisk13
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I might just have to look it over again to make sure. and the pivot bolt out? I got it the way you se it besides the new things i put on it so far to get it going. and thanks for the heads up on bossbearing
warriorrider01
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mine was welded together by the last turd that owned it
Gen1Pat
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I've seen people mushroom the heads over with a ball peen and a punch on the link pins to elimenate the clip.
i had a clip pop off my first chain for this bike and when i went to get a new link i was told to eliminate the master link
