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Old 10-13-2009, 11:29 PM
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Default Enclosed Chain Drive

Well i have a 1984 FLHTC and it has the Enclosed Chain Drive...well the only part left is just the sprocket housing....just want to know what you all have dont with this? keep it, remove it? go to belt??
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Old 10-14-2009, 08:45 AM
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I've got an 84 FLTC, still running the enclosure. In '90 my chain snapped and blew out the enclosure, I ran it open until I found another at a swapmeet, I complain about it but I won't remove it. It's part of the 84's charm.
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Old 10-14-2009, 11:46 AM
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I would at least lube the chain untill you figuer out what to do. A change to a belt probably will not be cheap.
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be ok to keep running without the CHAIN BOOTS
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theres an 84 on ebay that is being parted out just look it up Pinwall Cycle they had the whole set up inner primary, chain enclosure, chain, rear wheel, and all
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be ok to keep running without the CHAIN BOOTS
You can run it without the boots, you will just need to lube the chain often.

......or you can go this route. 2.2.3 FXR and FLT
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Old 10-14-2009, 10:07 PM
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You can run it without the boots, you will just need to lube the chain often.

......or you can go this route. 2.2.3 FXR and FLT
Hmmm i like this....
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you can find a belt drive setup, new, on ebay for under $500.00.
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