Do they really need oil? A chain drive rear sprocket on the rear wheel dosen't need any oil.
Mistear Blue You got me in tears laughing. And then, I get one of these going
I then have to come up wit
something like, "Don't place yourself on the red faced carpet I lay out. If you stand on it because I read the abstract above, do not take it personal. Dishere is how I bang out the other part.
I have to come up with something sexual so some cluckissfuckers get a clue? Then, they brushithe frack'inn clack'inn thought that pops up in my head.
Say we jump in the time machine, fast forward our sagging ass and dragging balls wezza old! At one time your link and her chain being young and new had the lube going. We segway to some old, pull the links back away from the sprocket and it's in the next county sorta pull your leg, hello?
So she's all red rashes. You don't look so good either with the thin skin and thin or no lube you be looking at down the road. LOL :roll:
Maybe I can get some other folks to chime in on this.
Lets walk this thru, shall we? :loony: You need to think out of the box. Think out of the primary cover as it were. I have to believe you are not alone in this desquiddiefrying. Pull every last feather and tar out of those tentacles.
Lets say we have a chain and sprocket in a bath of oil. How is it you can't put 2 and 2 for lube/asstroglide together? You got some soaking wet belt drive in a bath of oil but keep the drive chain dry.
Lets recap the abstract... Naaaaaaaa :up: Was that not the :toily:'ITS