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Re: 20/22R crank sprocket removal [Re: Esquire812] #358640 12/06/03 01:15 AM

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Eugene, OR

DerekM

Getting the Wheeling Fever

Thank's, Darin. Oh well, a guy can hope. I couldn't remember exactly how much room there was back there. I wasn't looking forward to pulling the timing cover 'cause it doesn't leak a bit. Maybe I should wait for the advanced top sprocket. Hmm....

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
20/22R crank sprocket removal	DerekM	12/05/03 11:07 PM
Re: 20/22R crank sprocket removal	Esquire812	12/05/03 11:57 PM
Re: 20/22R crank sprocket removal	DerekM	12/06/03 01:15 AM
Re: 20/22R crank sprocket removal	Esquire812	12/06/03 02:15 AM

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