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Old December 16th, 2011, 04:26 PM   #1
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130-90-16 touch chain guard?

I just had some 90 profile tires installed on my pregen F bike and now I noticed the rear is very slightly rubbing on the chain guard. I also have a newgen shock installed, does anyone know if this is normal?

I have removed the guard but would like to keep it so I might just cut a hole where it contacts with the tire and reinstall...
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Old December 16th, 2011, 05:06 PM   #2
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Check your alignment of you rear wheel. Mine aren't even close to rubbing, and I've never heard of this happening before.
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Old December 16th, 2011, 05:13 PM   #3
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Check your alignment of you rear wheel. Mine aren't even close to rubbing, and I've never heard of this happening before.
thats the first thing I checked...
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Check your alignment of you rear wheel. Mine aren't even close to rubbing, and I've never heard of this happening before.
do you have stock sprockets?

I'm asking because I have a 15t in the front and that might make my wheel closer to the more narrow part of the swingarm. it looks like if I had a longer chain, or just more slack, the wheel would be positions further away from the vertex
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Yeah I do have the stock sprockets. That might make up the difference I guess. But I feel like if it doesn't touch the swingarm, it shouldn't touch the chain guard? Let me go take a look at my bike and guestimate.
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I have a 130-90-16 and a 15T sprocklet and no problem.
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I have a 130-90-16 and a 15T sprocklet and no problem.
what brand are ur tires?
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Shinko 712 on there right now. Had a bridgestone before that. Had Pirelli before that. Kenda before that. I think most of those were 90 profile...Kenda was 70, maybe also the pirelli.
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Shinko 712 on there right now. Had a bridgestone before that. Had Pirelli before that. Kenda before that. I think most of those were 90 profile...Kenda was 70, maybe also the pirelli.
I'm running kenda now and had pirellis before that... both 90 profile but only the kendas run the guard. and they don't touch the swingarm
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