You can try your luck basically.It's their own words on their own service note, so they only have themselves to blame if people try and take them up on the offer, because it is a genuine fuck up on their behalf. But, even if you were to get a result, don't expect the work to get done in the very near future, because i'd imagine paying customers will get sorted out first, especially as these bikes are teenagers now.And your bike has certainly had a bit of a misspent youth.
My front sprocket and nut is original I think on my 98 with 27,500 miles bike, does this, in your opinions, mean I don't need to change the nut?I've just purchased the new nut and washer and was going to replace them next month when I get a new chain and front sprocket. Cheers.
I've had a look at mine tonight and have the 9mm nut, in fact it looks like it's never been touched from new.Looks like I'll have a bit more fettling to do now too after uncovering this ........... I love to see a well maintained machine!
the nut has never been replaced, nor has the chain, hence the reason I'm going to do the lot, I'm just using as is, as if it's not moved by now, will it move? That's just my reasoning, I would rather wait till bike is off road fir the winter and do all my stuff then as it's easier to do and I don't lose riding time
the original 98 sprocket was welded on (previous owner)
Quote from: Paulfzs on 04 July 2015, 08:39:00 pmthe original 98 sprocket was welded on (previous owner)That's certainly one way of making sure it doesn't come off!