Motard Piggy

Does anyone on here have a Motard Piggy? Do you have the same problem as I do with the chain eating your tyre? Is there a way around it?

Thanks

First off, time for a Braai.... awaiting the invite!
Can't wait to see it Chris, and don't worry, I'll do the running around since you walk with a cast now

Yeah, and I do have a solution, a very simplistic one also: take the chain off
Obviously you've got a too-wide tyre on it, so either let it wear narrower or cut it - if it's a little bit that is.

Pack the rear sprocket outwards and then source a different front 1

Mauser wrote:Pack the rear sprocket outwards and then source a different front 1

Was thinking that, I can pack the rear and reverse the front. The front is offset quite a bit

BuRP wrote:First off, time for a Braai.... awaiting the invite!
Can't wait to see it Chris, and don't worry, I'll do the running around since you walk with a cast now

Yeah, and I do have a solution, a very simplistic one also: take the chain off
Obviously you've got a too-wide tyre on it, so either let it wear narrower or cut it - if it's a little bit that is.

Take a close look at the photo, I already took the chain off - Acceleration was terrible with no chain

looking at the amount of road bikes you have crashed I think your better off putting knobblies back on and riding the dirt.....

Chris_w_65 wrote:Acceleration was terrible with no chain

Hmm, so that's an infinite ratio..... Mauser will not like that, his bike revs top-revs doing 16km/hr


Mark ma man, you're right - but I know Chris, he detests dirt

SkidMark wrote:looking at the amount of road bikes you have crashed I think your better off putting knobblies back on and riding the dirt.....

Have a busted right leg at the moment (from scooter crash), Piggy is ready to ride now and I can't start her :-(

Great, I am able to start my piggy with my left leg