I have all the tools to properly install a rivet

C clamp
Small center punch
hammer

im willing to be those properly installed clips were not installed properly

igo to any reputable shop, find the oldest guy thats been wrenching on bikes the longest, and ask him.

how do you know they were installed properly

How does a rivet link seal better?

How do you know they were installed properly

im willing to be those properly installed clips were not installed properly

C clamp
Small center punch
hammer

google "what is a rivet" because no matter what i tell you, you are just going to continue to question.


because I installed it.. and yes i know which way to face the clip.


well you would lose that bet


no, they actually sell the proper tool to do the rivet right

google "what is a rivet" because no matter what i tell you, you are just going to continue to question.


because I installed it.. and yes i know which way to face the clip.


well you would lose that bet


no, they actually sell the proper tool to do the rivet right

google "what is a rivet" because no matter what i tell you, you are just going to continue to question.


because I installed it.. and yes i know which way to face the clip.


well you would lose that bet


no, they actually sell the proper tool to do the rivet right

Can you tell me what Dirt bike uses this?

http://www.motosport.com/motorcycle/...=badger-street





According to you all clip styles are used for dirt bikes. I haven't seen a 530 chain on a dirt bike, ever.

Here is my take on this. Use what ever you want. Racers use the clip style and have no issues with them. If Racers don't have issues, then stunters won't. The only issue that anyone would have with a clip style link is if them put it on backwards and did a HIGH rate of SPEED. This would make the clip come off.




Shit, I just tossed out a chain last year that had 4 seasons on it of hard riding. It ha3 3 (THREE) clip style masters in it from when my stock chain broke and I patched it back up with clip links....



Point is, put the clip on in the right direction and you will have zero issues.

Shit, I just tossed out a chain last year that had 4 seasons on it of hard riding. It has 3 (THREE) clip style masters in it from when my chain broke and I wanted to keep riding.

What RK XSO chain does that link go to? Maybe a 60HP kawasaki Vulcan! WOW it comes with a clip link. How strange!

What sportbike service manual did you read where it calls for a clip link??

If they never fall off, then why is it, that I would periodically see bikes in for service MISSING the clip?