Chain wont line up

[butre]

if you're throwing chains with a manic mechanic sprocket it's probably not installed right. either you had a bolt back out meaning you didn't use loctite or you never bothered to align it in the first place

 

[Fabian]

fabian the next bike i sell is going to be to you

Whilst i welcome your good will, i don't need your levels of mechanical unreliability, which is a well proven fact.
That said, (even if you donated one of your bikes) I wouldn't have enough time to fix all of the errors associated with your mechanical setup (which are many), considering that i spend far too much time working on my own bike to ensure that it gives first class reliability, which it does, and i have the photos to prove it.

 

[66ccCruiser]

I think the guy is looking for support dude...damn your terrible on this forum...go away!!! your attitude sucks you must kiss some serious moderator tail...to get away with the tone towards people...be cool dude...I'm tired of seeing your comments...I'm sure others agree and haven't said anything yet..

 

[Fabian]

That's a bit like asking people to give Firestone tyres a break when their tyres were suffering catastrophic failures; in some instances killing people.

Bad assembly/worksmansip is not something to be condoned, especially when selling a product to the public.
I would suggest that you should reappraise your own attitude, before making comment about mine.

you must kiss some serious moderator tail...

Your logic is as useful as rubber lips on a woodpecker.

 

[butre]

As much as I'd like to help the guy he's gotten himself pretty deep by this point.

 

[Fabian]

damn your terrible on this forum...go away!!! your attitude sucks

And let me guess, this comment is coming from someone who has been on this forum for 15 minutes?
You always have the option of becoming a missing person if the truth is too much to bear.

 

[Fabian]

As much as I'd like to help the guy he's gotten himself pretty deep by this point.

+ 1

 

[V 35]

You could have bogus chain. One test, put chain on flat surface, square it up with a straightedge, look at profile, a good chain will form a straight line. A bogus chain won't stay straight . Better than kit chain is a very good idea.

 

[66ccCruiser]

May the truth be known, I've been reading on this forum for years. I'm sure your proud of your senior status on this forum, good for you.

 

[Rockjaw]

Yes ! I'm the lousy builder on this forum..because I sold a lady a bike with a maniac sprocket that was torqued down with alen key and plyers and it got loose after 30 miles.
Lets not blame Maniac for their product.
Bring out the nails and cross and lets have me crucified.