All 2st To reiterate, check your sprocket bolts often, or else...

All that time & still no avatar rancher?! How do you see what member number you are trench coat?

New hubs are available here in UK, around £200 for hub assembly (inc bearings, spacer, seals) so could probly get one of those built onto original rim (excel) using original spokes for a total of under £300. Talon also make a hub that retails for about £235. I have seen second hand wheels for 4 stroke models, i have researched compatability and it looks fraught with dangers but not out of the question. Might hang on until the Dirt Bike Show next month.

well, I just hit "reply" on someone's post and it tells me the post# and member# ...you're #7675

but at the bottom of each post is the person's name. when you hover your mouse over it, a URL comes up made of the persons name and member#.

'cept for the 3digit and less members (meaning they been around since '08 or so) member numbers don't really tell you anything. well, in your case- you got in before the site was spam-a-lot ('14-'15 IIRC). I'm 60701 on this account; my old frozen account (shovelhead85) is something like (#3851). I followed coffee over from ThumperTalk but didn't post or even join until my kid got a husky... then I got one. I wonder how veloci-whatever/LLamaface is doing.

I had some trouble with lose sprocket bolts- tacoed one rear sprocket completely .
I wondered if it was vibration from the millions of hits the wheel takes along with the endless chain pull from on/off throttle/brakes. I tested plumber's thread sealant on the entire bolt thread and coated the bolt as well as the mating contact surface of the sprocket and hub. End of problem; if it was vibration the pipe seal seems to disperse it.

Had same issue with sprocket bolts this spring. Lock nuts and torque checked before the trip. Two days in..... lost 4 of the 6. New bolts from local Honda place, with lock nuts and thread locker. So far so good.

It did dig into swing arm quite a bit. Hope that won't be a weak point for swing arm failure in the future.

Heath