Awww look at my jeans

skinnydog1_2007 · #1 05-11-2009, 07:47 AM

Well SBP did have a good reason for suppling a cover for the jack shaft kit. You know that little cover for the top little wheel. But oh no I had to be different and not use it. Well my jeans melted like butter as those fast eating little teeth chewed on the end of them.

spad4me · #2 05-11-2009, 07:54 AM

You are lucky your leg did not get pulled in as well.
Put the chain guard back on .

lordoflightaz · #3 05-11-2009, 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by skinnydog1_2007

Well SBP did have a good reason for suppling a cover for the jack shaft kit. You know that little cover for the top little wheel. But oh no I had to be different and not use it. Well my jeans melted like butter as those fast eating little teeth chewed on the end of them.

i have the same jeans LOL. Pre cover check ride. Talk about "Bell Bottom Blues" I used to have similar problems in the old days with bikes that did not have a chain guard

Shadeslay · #4 05-11-2009, 12:06 PM

I ripped mine while kick starting the bike, pants got caught in the jack shaft sprocket, I lost my balance and stepped off my bike and shredded my pants "new", but they were cheap".

I keep thinking of adding that cover, but I wear shorts most of the time, so it's normally not an issue. Watching that thing going down the road, it sure looks hungry though "yummy pants".

HseLoMein · #5 05-11-2009, 03:54 PM

I have done this to almost all of my jeans, due to that sprocket, tho its not that bad. I broke the cover on my bike due to riding with Khakis and the pant cuff ripped the cover.

lordoflightaz · #6 05-11-2009, 06:47 PM

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Originally Posted by HseLoMein

I have done this to almost all of my jeans, due to that sprocket, tho its not that bad. I broke the cover on my bike due to riding with Khakis and the pant cuff ripped the cover.

I built my cover with snaps. That sort of solved the getting at the gear to tighten/adjust it in the beginning issue.