• 4 Stroke Husqvarna Motorcycles Made In Italy - About 1989 to 2014
     TE = 4st Enduro & TC = 4st Cross

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09 TE310 Frame Rubbing Issues (Chain)

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T300

Husqvarna
A Class
Chain rubbing frame on an 09 TE310. Mine seems to be doing that. None of the chain sliders/guides are worn, the bike only has 12hrs on the clock. Is this common?

What's the fix?
 
I have turned my chain link to the inside (the circlip is next to the spokes. That helps a bit. Other than that it is a very minor but regular occurance.
 
T300 said:
Chain rubbing frame on an 09 TE310. Mine seems to be doing that. None of the chain sliders/guides are worn, the bike only has 12hrs on the clock. Is this common?

What's the fix?
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the chain buffer was changed in 2010..it has a guard molded onto it that keeps the chain away from the frame..its cheap, it bolts right on and it works. i changed both of ours.
 
You can try running a DID520VT2 Chain.
These are about the most narrow o-ring chain you can get. I noticed a improvement after changing to one.
 
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