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ANYONE KNOW WHAT THIS IS, OR WAS?

14 posts Started 28 May 2011 Last recovered post 30 May 2011 Wayback Machine snapshot 1 Jun 2011

#1
Removed the chain guard in preparation to clean the swingarm and noticed this. It's at the top of the swingarm on my 6th gen. Seems like there is a little piece of broken plastic protruding from the hole that spins. Anyone know what this is, or was? Cause for concern?

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#2
Picture or something. Maybe a broken clip. who knows. ??????????????
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[image: View Post]soichiro, on 27 May 2011 - 10:12 PM, said:

Picture or something. Maybe a broken clip. who knows. ??????????????


oops, there we go
#4
uhhhhh, its where your chainguard bolts on to swingarm , i think theres an expansion plug in there
#5
Looks like one of clips for the chain guard. A broken one of course.
#6
No idea what you mean by expansion plug. To the best of my knowledge the guards only attachments are two allen bolts on the left side of the swingarm
#7
That was my thought but there is no place on the guard that's broken off where it would of attached
#8
missing plastic clip/bolt that holds the chain guard on.
#9

ericlw, on 27 May 2011 - 10:41 PM, said:

missing plastic clip/bolt that holds the chain guard on.


Now I know! Thanks. Just stange there's no indication there was ever a place for a clip to go through the guard. Must of hit something and snapped it off perfectly symmetrical.
#10
It's the tip of a plastic rivet. Just like the ones used on the fairings.
#11
man I thought it was the much rumoured, yet rarely seen Lesser Spotted Ukrainian Fartsnorkle. But on second glance, I see that it is a plastic clip.
#12
It's a plastic clip that holds the chain guard to the swingarm. Mine broke off too, I think they all do after a while. The two bolts that hold the guard on to the side of the swingarm will suffice.
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[image: View Post]timmythecop, on 27 May 2011 - 10:55 PM, said:

man I thought it was the much rumoured, yet rarely seen Lesser Spotted Ukrainian Fartsnorkle. But on second glance, I see that it is a plastic clip.


Timmy... you are not well... not enough blood in your alcohol I believe... :blink: that is definitely not the Ukranian Fartsnorkle, they haven't been seen in the wild for several decades... only captive examples survive in the modern day... very delicate breeders you know.
#14
Zoomy try searching here or VFRW someone posted a site thats sell a whole lot of it in bulk...these things often break....btw can u post pics of ur Micron pics? Its is obnoxiously protruding :wub:
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