Freeing a stuck chain link?

Sorry for the hijack!

[husky03]

Originally Posted by Serdna

Ok smart a** you need to stop for fuel. Actually this is pretty important, the bike stops working at about 150 miles if you don't. They get heavy within a few feet after they stop working!

aye good mate -call the guy who knows more about the sv than probably anyone on here a smartar$e -sooner or later you'll need his advice for a problem you have.

Lighten up

Originally Posted by husky03

aye good mate -call the guy who knows more about the sv than probably anyone on here a smartar$e -sooner or later you'll need his advice for a problem you have.

[husky03]

up your pipe ass hole

Ok, enough. If you really have a problem PM me. Lets get this thread back on track.

Are there any other ways of loosing up a seized chain link?

[rictus01]

Making friends today Serdna ?

all lessons are of value, even if only to show what not to do....

if a chain in regular use (as in hasn't been standing) becomes stiff, the damage has been done and it's a fair bet the seal on that link is well fubar'd, only a matter of time before it disproportionally wears or should it seize, snap under load.

If on the other hand a chain was just left unlubed with the bike standing for sometime, then I've found a good brush over with ACF50 will do the trick, having the advantage of cleaning up the rust on the side plates.

Cheers Mark.