I would just like to know if it is my chain roller or does everyone else seem to find that they are extremely loud. My old bottom chain slider finally wore down and disappeared on a ride the other day and my chain is solely resting on the roller itself. Embarrassingly loud almost. Anyone else?
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Almost like machine gun fire. I rechecked the bearings and the roller, both are in perfect condition. I ordered the replacement chain slider for the bottom and it will not be here for another couple of weeks. My exhaust is loud so it covers the acceleration, but it is rolling to a stop at the lights where it is really noticeable. Good thing I have a helmet on and nobody knows who it is riding the noisy bike.1986 Honda NS400R
1988 Honda Hawk GT
Keep your feet on the pegs and your right hand cranked.
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I seen at the bike show. this was on a some choppers but they use a wheel from like a roller blades or scooters wheels.A Link to the pics I have taken for the 2007 Scavenger hunt.
http://bikepics.com/members/deadlego/p2/
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My roller is also loud when the front brake is applied.
Let me know how you resolve the issue.Jeremy
'88 grey
Honda Hawk GT NT650...photo blog
"...you gonna bark all day little doggie. . .or are you gonna bite?"
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A hockey puck is actually a softer than the chain roller wheel. If you throw both down on the cement the puck will bounce and the chain roller will clack. I was also thinking about a skate board wheel, they should come in different durometers and they do look cool.1986 Honda NS400R
1988 Honda Hawk GT
Keep your feet on the pegs and your right hand cranked.
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I had/have the same problem with one of my chain rollers. You have the Hiperform one right? Mine was making all sorts of racket so I pulled it off and screwed the bolts in about halfway in the chain roller threads. To my surprise the bolt would wiggle in the threads. I don't know if something should be mentioned to Rod, but there is the possibility that something could be slightly out of spec. I'm not saying there is, but just the possibility. Rod does great work and I am in no way trying to discredit his product.
I have purchased 2 rollers from him and my first one never had a problem, but the second one I had to wait a little while for because it was a new batch. Could be that the new batch was slightly off spec. In the meantime maybe you could try some teflon tape to tighten the tolerance of the clearance between the bolt/chain roller threads and remount.
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