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Someone care to eyeball my sprockets?

robertbarr

robertbarr

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Getting the Bandit ready for sale. Checked the chain, and it looks and acts fine. I don't see any hint of wear.

I thought I had a leak from the shifter shaft, so I pulled the output cover. Turns out, there's a leaky output shaft seal (wow, what a mess!) and I inspected the front sprocket at the same time.

Here's the photos of the sprockets.

Does anyone spot any problems with these parts (besides the mess)? This bike has 26,000 miles on it and that's the original chain/sprocket set. When is this ever going to show some wear!?
 
I have half of our 26,000 miles and it includes a lot of dirt. Have not even had to adjust the chain yet.

Modern chains are really good.
 
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