individual link chain

[smcorolla]

anyone know where I can find this??

http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~xr2h-fkd.../pylprog04.htm

rick

[Enzoenvy1]

I just ordered this, and it is as close as I can find, good luck!

http://www.mediamixhobby.com.sg/cata...oducts_id=3534

[smcorolla]

set ordered, thank you

rick

[Enzoenvy1]

OK, now I have mine coming today, and I was wondering if you got yours, and how easy is it to build so far?

[smcorolla]

just got it in last week, hadnt opened it yet

only thing that concerns me is if there is enough links to make a longer chain for my planned extended swingarm or if is just enough to replace the stock chain

could count links but havent yet

good luck with yours
rick

[Enzoenvy1]

Anyone else used these before?

I can't believe that nobody else has used them???

[Stupid_boy]

please, can you tell to rest of us what exactly kit conatins and how links must be assembled? some special tools are required or just regular ones? some aditional materials or all is in package?
i see 'chain and gear' kits. can only chain kit be made fully functional using original model gears or not?
i am in interest of such chain for some of my future projects, but don't know these details.

thanks in advice

[Enzoenvy1]

I have bought this set: http://www.mediamixhobby.com.sg/cata...oducts_id=3541

It has new sprockets and the whole set. If you look at the original post, it contains a link on how to build the chain set. I would guess that if you removed the plastic chain and reused the plastic sprocket that it would be a pain and a waste of time. But, it could be done if you wanted to do so.

[Stupid_boy]

sorry, my english is realy bad
i thing about posibly the same kit http://www.mediamixhobby.com.sg/cata...oducts_id=3076
or for
http://www.mediamixhobby.com.sg/cata...oducts_id=3072
so, if i buy the second, there are the new spockets. if i buy first one, i must use plastic ones.
i dont understand, is in kit nuts to make chain or i must find aditional materials?
what i know now is that i must made gear wheels by hand, as i plan to use hayabusa chain on blackbird, and there the only diference are diferent number of tooths on spokets. busa chain have 112 links, bird one have 110. all are from the same series of link heavity. spokets on second kit are not as in real blakcbird, so i decide not to use them.

in aditional, i plan to make my model with rear wheel down at service, and chain flexability is very important for that. i plan to made diorama as if this bike is on tire center for rear tire exchange.

as you understand, i need some information about these chains.

i plan to buy one kit just to see what is inside, but it is allways better to share expiriance.

thanks in advice, and sorry for disturb

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edit:
link in first post helped me ot answer to many of mu questions.

[Enzoenvy1]

Well, I just got mine in the mail yesterday and it looks like it will be a pain to make that chain. But, the rest of the kit looks awesome! I think with effort it will be great. I do not know the individual link count though. I will have to check it tonight and then let you know.