desperate for a chain
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HeadSmess
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yep, unless its souped up to be something that pops wheelies when you open the throttle... that isnt about to happen, btw 
they do tend to vibrate more ive noticed. but can be handy if the frame/sprocket is a bit tight on clearance.
HD BMX chain is my personal favourite, the flat top "freestyle" type, but requires a chain tool, which isnt really a bad thing to have anyway, for $25 or so...
they do tend to vibrate more ive noticed. but can be handy if the frame/sprocket is a bit tight on clearance.
HD BMX chain is my personal favourite, the flat top "freestyle" type, but requires a chain tool, which isnt really a bad thing to have anyway, for $25 or so...
Fabian
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I use regular bicycle chain for my motorised bicycle setup and it hauls this:
