Will this work on a smaller cam chain on a motorcycle?
158620
Depends on the kind of bike and the size of the timing chain links. Look up a replacement cam chain and grab the link size, cross it into this kit to see if any of the pins will work. Also, you can break the rivets with this kit, it is advised to grind the heads down first tho as its less stress on the breaker/pins and will greatly increase reusability in this kit.
158621
I believe it will, and if I might add that this tool isn't cheap but it is worth every penny!
158622
i bought it for the chain on my 2001 kawasaki ninja 500 and it will worked perfactly.
315342
Yes, i believe so. I mounted it on my drz400 with stock cables. Hope that helps.
2243685
I would say no. It would work in thoery. However the magnet that attaches to the spoke has to pass within about an 1/8" or less from the reciever thats mounted to your fork. I doubbt you coud get that tight of tolerance. This stuff is held in place by plastic tie down straps. Road bumps, 60mph water, etc would eventually move things around. Secondly I motorbike spoke is much too large to mount the magnet onto. So in reality, No Way! Its for a bicycle, not a motorbike.
774695
If you camcorder uses mini DVD cassettes, this will fit. It worked fine on my JVC camcorder.
259035
No, it will not work. Go to a local bike shop to get bike chain, this chain is used for minibikes and agricultural applications.
1911093
I do not know. But if it has other screw fasteners, a pilot hole should allow it to work. The chain is not long, so you have to measure to see if it will reach. Personally, I would not do it.
2169877
Yes it will work, but whether it will work as well as the chain SRAM designed for it? The best it will do is equal but not surpass the performance. Unless there is incredible weight savings, go with a SRAM chain. That said, I have used this and other KMC chains and been very satisfied with them. They both have quick links designed for them.
1526915
Hi Linda, it should if the chain is a .325 chain. Maybe look in your manual?
1446734
According to Thule website, you need the next smaller size chain.http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/automotive/detail-page/ThuleSnowChains2011.pdf
2036441
yes it does work with the stock cam plate.up to 05 0n the dyna and 06 on the rest. I used a dial indicator on the area that the stock chain gear cam off of. also get the adjustable push rods. then you don't need to pull the valve train. mike c. amigomike13@gmail.com
78624
Yes, this chain worked on my 20 inch, but you will need a link remover to shorten it a bit.
465595
Yes it should work. Harley didn't go to the new style cam tensioner & plate setup until 2007.
1662524
I honestly don't know. As I said in my review, I don't possess the technical knowledge to know what made this work and the other one fail, but I do know that it has to do with the drivers (like a printer) that make the cable work with the program. This one uses the correct "driver" to recognize a Triumph Daytona in the program. Assuming it's the software that is cable-specific and not the bike, I wouldn't see why not.
1375070
Your chain should be Camera>Atomos Ninja> Liliput. Let me know if that works.
1910246
Since this is the portable model, I would think not. There is a fixed mount/permanent model. With a bypass, that one should work.
1336076
Yes, it will, considering the activation/pull ratio in your shifter. Also, it has enough space to fit a 7.1mm chain (7-8 speed), not anymore than so. Just adjust the limits and indexing.
268637
It should, but you may need to remove the biggest chainring, since this was designed with a single chainring setup in mind.