I took the centrifugal clutch apart to clean & lube it. This one has been durable but I like the inner sprocket design of a Hilliard clutch so I may switch to the Hilliard. I also added an arch tensioner to the pedal chain which seems to work good. Thought i would show my roadside repair kit. It includes a few master links, needle nose pliers, various Allen wrenches and screwdrivers that I've found come in very handy several times. Any suggestions to something I might add to the kit would help. Always grea info and stories here.
Clutch cleaning and on the fly repair bag.
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Sidewinder Jerry
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I use a lockable ammo box on my bike.
Besides what tools your carrying already ya might want to carry whatever tools ya need to take off a wheel and fix a flat, patch kit, extra tube and a small air pump.
Sidewinder Jerry
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I like carrying a Huffy Quick Change tube. This way I don't have to remove my rear wheel to do a roadside repair.
GW's Motorized
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Never heard of it, can you post a link?
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That is the cat's meow there. If your tire isn't shredded that is the perfect fix, easier than a patch.
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Chainlube
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You need one of these too.
Ahhh, An all purpose Ford fix-it tool...lol.You need one of these too.
everyone needs a 5 lb ALIGNMENT TOOL for fine adjustmentsYou need one of these too.
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