Re: Chain oiler discussion, Phantom or Real
Posted by Thorby on Jun 04, 2012; 4:06pm
URL: http://vintage-and-classic-hondas.81.s1.nabble.com/Chain-oiler-discussion-Phantom-or-Real-tp4022059p4022243.html
My '76 doesn't have the chain oiler. I had actually been wondering about this matter for a while until I realized that my bike simply doesn't have it. I see the point about not wanting to wreck an engine due to a chain oiler. However, I'm a little panicky about my chain not being lubed right since I already broke one, which jammed inside the drive sprocket casing, opening a hole in the transmission shell. Maybe that chain was about as old as the bike?
URL: http://vintage-and-classic-hondas.81.s1.nabble.com/Chain-oiler-discussion-Phantom-or-Real-tp4022059p4022243.html
My '76 doesn't have the chain oiler. I had actually been wondering about this matter for a while until I realized that my bike simply doesn't have it. I see the point about not wanting to wreck an engine due to a chain oiler. However, I'm a little panicky about my chain not being lubed right since I already broke one, which jammed inside the drive sprocket casing, opening a hole in the transmission shell. Maybe that chain was about as old as the bike?
Proud owner of stock '76 CB750.
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