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[QUOTE="JesterRR, post: 939630, member: 61860"] My daughter rides a 1998 JR50. It doesn't seem to have the pep it needs, so I've purchased a larger rear sprocket (4 up) and installed it on the bike, but now I have a chain problem. I purchased a new chain simply because the stock 1 was to short once I installed the new sprocket. Now the chain is either to long, or to short, depending on where I adjust it. I know it sounds funny, but I can't get it into adjustment correctly. From the looks of it, I need a chain guide, but I've looked everywhere, and can't find any information on them for the JR50. I know they don't come with them, but I figured maybe someone out there has had the same problem, and rigged something up. Any ideas?? Also, does anyone know where I can get a decent spark arrestor that will bolt onto her stock pipe? I have to get one before we can go trail riding. Finally, I'm also looking for a cheap spark arrestor for my 98 RM125. I wanted to post this in the wanted section, but the site isn't allowing me to post there. Any ideas on this? Thanks a ton. [/QUOTE]
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