Started with a little bitty hole

[jsub]

Piece of gravel poked hole in the belt, not real bad & probably been ok for who knows how long, but wasn't comfortable venturing too far from home with it.
But, dang changing a belt on a soft tail is a pia.

So, while I was at it figured I just as well change out the pulleys.
New transmission pulley on left, old one on right

New rear pulley on left, old one on right, worn with no teflon & stone damage.

Look ma, no teeth. Stator rotor had no teeth, good thing I got into this thing.

Now how in the hell does all this stuff go back!

This looks a lot better!

Finally all done.
BDL 2" EV 575 with 1 1/2" primary offset & 2" pulley offset.

 

[Zachusmc]

Vary nice that looks like a lot of work good to see you did it your self. Nice job

 

[francoblay1]

Vary nice that looks like a lot of work good to see you did it your self. Nice job

X2, :2thumbs:

 

[Nukeranger]

:2thumbs:Nice work and thanks for sharing. I just looked and this belt change is a lot easier on a Ridgeback.

 

[Jersey Big Mike]

Good job and good thing you did it given what you found.

Belt's are easy on the right softails -- K-9's you don't have to mess with the swingarm!

 

[SCOTTx88]

Very Nice!

 

[liferider]

You will love the BDM DRIVE!!!!!!!! I have one on my 03 Chopper, and could not be happier!!!!

 

[Mickeetwo]

Nice work :2thumbs: My belt has had a hole in it for 2 years now.....But I'm lazy too

 

[Raywood]

Good job and good thing you did it given what you found.

Belt's are easy on the right softails -- K-9's you don't have to mess with the swingarm!

Not the 250 mm size RSDs. Still have to remove the swingarm.



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[jsub]

Nice work :2thumbs: My belt has had a hole in it for 2 years now.....But I'm lazy too

I was wanting to change the pulleys anyway and had a small primary or transmission leak. By looks of the rotor I'm glad I didn't wait.