Chain managment
#1
Chain managment
My older Lightfoot Cycles Explorer has no chain support betwen the chainwheel and the rear sprocket. If I ride over rough terrain (dirt bike trails between the house and the paved bike trails) sometimes the chain Bounces off the rear sprocket. Any ideas on the best way to fix this?
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Can you mount an idler wheel or sprocket on the frame or seat somewhere to add intermediate support and tension?
Eddie
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#3
Originally posted by bentrox!
Can you mount an idler wheel or sprocket on the frame or seat somewhere to add intermediate support and tension?
Can you mount an idler wheel or sprocket on the frame or seat somewhere to add intermediate support and tension?
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Yellowbike.com sold them, however, they are not currently doing business while they restructure. Zach Kaplan in Alameda, CA may have them (no website but his e-mail is zakaplan@earthlink.net) or try Ed Deaton at www.foolscrow.com
Also try posting your query at www.bentrideronline.com on the "Message Board" under the "Technical Discussion" forum. In fact, there is a current post there regarding pulleys/idlers.
Good Luck,
Eddie
Also try posting your query at www.bentrideronline.com on the "Message Board" under the "Technical Discussion" forum. In fact, there is a current post there regarding pulleys/idlers.
Good Luck,
Eddie
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