metal bits on magnetic drain plug ?

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when changing my oil i noticed 4 bits shiney broken metal stuck to the drain plug on looking closer its a roller off the chain this is bad right? what could happen if i keep riding it ? chain snap ?
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yes dont ride it till youve had a look ,you will only wreck your engine totherwise .
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I'd agree with that, the consequences of the chain snapping and locking your rear wheel don't bare thinking about :shock: :shock:
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thats a bummer !! its clear blue calm skys here really wanted a ride :evil:
but cheers for the advice lads
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p.s whats the best make of chain to buy ?
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well hav chain case of and cannot see a roller missing ? anyideas?
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also the chain must worn out as there is 3 groves cutting into the casing above the mb chain guide u can move the chain with u hand so it easy touches the caseing?
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rbgaz wrote:well hav chain case of and cannot see a roller missing ? anyideas?
1) you're not looking hard enough

2) It's not a chain roller.

3) It's something other than a chain roller

4) it's been in there for years

5) The chain sounds like it's bolloxed, change it

6) thoroughly clean out the chaincase
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Alright gaz, i might have a spare chain, not sure what size it is though. Bit of a bummer if you gotta strip the box.. :( but then again, i gotta do the same tommorow.....welcome to the club

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