Good Article On Case Saver and more

Borynack delivers again with this great and brief page on case savers:

http://borynack.com/XR650R/Cycle/difference_between_case_savers.htm

im about to install mine on the brp
its a selfmade saver by a well known member on xr forums

its a nice piece





now i dont have to worry about a broken chain

Looks great. Just an FYI, Team Honda always ran the OEM guard. It works perfect with the 14 up front and a small amount of grinding is all that is necessary for a 15. IMHO, the key to safety here is to change the chain at regular intervals. Use the stock Honda chain too. You have to spend a lot of cabbage to beat the Honda chain.

I'm always amazed at the amount of preventable crashes and catastrophic failures of parts that are the result of running parts too long. Change cables, tires, chains, oil and so forth regularly. It's cheaper in the long run. The bike will be cheaper to maintain and be worth more when you sell it. Sell your used stuff for emergency spares.

hi there, I wish to make one similar,
could you kindly send me the draw of it 1:1 (original size) and its
various sizes, including thickness?
Can it be mount with 15 teeth sprocket? Of what metal did you made it?

thank you however

best regards

has anyone seen one for a 16 tooth sprocket?

rikco wrote:im about to install mine on the brp
its a selfmade saver by a well known member on xr forums

its a nice piece





now i dont have to worry about a broken chain

hey hey hey ...

surpriserider wrote:has anyone seen one for a 16 tooth sprocket?

Mine (the one on the pics above) fits with a 16.

I was hoping to buy one because I have way too many projects already but it looks like I'll have to make one like yours. That's a nice looking case saver

could you kindly send me the draw of it 1:1 (original size) and its
various
sizes, including thickness?

sorry but i dont do that cause i did not make it.

ask the man who make them and he can send you a draw of it for 50 dollar