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widge


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The two plastic bits on the swing arm, one by the Yamaha symbol and the one underneath?

 

 



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Looks likes its an automatic oil feed to lube the chain. It may have work ok. Pity we cant see how it was before partly removed. 



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They are parts supplied by Scottoiler.

They are fixed to the swinging arm and guide an oil supply automatically to the chain/sprocket.

A bit OTT on a trail bike because they are prone to getting knocked off. evileye

On a road bike they are ideal.

I fitted one on my Bandit 1200 in 2007 and only adjusted the chain 3 times in 12,600 miles - never changed the sprockets or chain yet.

Martyn

 



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