Do
You Ride in Blue Jeans?
 If
you're riding in blue jeans with your pants legs loose,
you should be riding a Suzuki, so why are you at this
website? If you ride with proper boots, then you already
know you need to pull off that silly plastic sprocket
cover to prevent the buildup of mud and trash around
your sprocket. But then the bolts are too long to
secure the steel case guard, which looks kinda ratty
anyway. You don't want to ride without a case guard,
though, because a broken chain could stack up ahead
of the sprocket and do nasty things to a very expensive
engine case. What to do, what to do?
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Quick
Facts |
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Manufacturer:
Fastway Performance, Inc. - http:/fastwayperformance.com
Price:
$19.99 MSRP
Weight:
1.0oz. (Replaces 3.3 oz. of Honda Parts)
Hardware
Included: Everything required for a
quick installation.
Tools
Required: 8mm socket to remove old
part, 4mm Allen wrench to install
Instructions:
None required
Installation
Time: Two minutes including the old
part
Applicability:
Honda CRF250 and CRF450
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 FastWay
has just the answer! Their hard-anodized billet aluminum
case saver with stainless steel mounting bolts not
only helps protect the engine case against a broken
chain jam, but looks trick as well! And it takes only
minutes to make the swap. It weighs less than a third
of the parts it replaces, too! Yep, this is another
no-brainer decision.
 
Left:
Honda stock-look Right: Fastway
Performance pro-look!
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The Podium |
- Well
designed
- Adjustable
for 13T and 14T sprockets
- Super
strong
- Attractive
appearance
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CRF's
Only Review Conducted By: Gordon L. Banks, November
2004
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