Chain Guide HELP !

[milo_32000]

My 02 Banshee plastic chain guide is shot, called my local dealer and of course not a stocking item, where is the best place to get one, or is there something better than the stock one ? Thanks, Milo

[Cannon]

I use the UPP Banshee rear slider. Easy install & has held up well.

 

http://www.uppracing.com/item.php?pid=248&cid=68

[PUSH THE THROTTLE]

I ordered the upp roller/slider kit from magic racing for about $65.

[yammerhammer98]

I bought the full kit from Magic Racing a few weeks ago. Easy to install and it works great.

 

Not quite as high tech as the T.M. Designworks stuff, but a lot cheaper and just as functional.

[speed_demon]

check ebay, they got some for cheap

[sheecandy]

have the upp kit for over a year so far so good

[JET 99]

I ordered the set from UPP swing arm guide is 10 times the factory set up. You might think about duing some maint on your swing arm bearings while your there.

Just a thought. Your right there when you swap that guide!

[Bansh88]

your dealer is a crackhead! EVERY part on a Yamaha should be available. they couldn't order one? I got one for like $15

[2003LimitedBanshee]

your dealer is a crackhead!  EVERY part on a Yamaha should be available.  they couldn't order one?  I got one for like $15

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I think all he was saying was that the dealer did not stock that item, but as you said I'm sure they could order it. To answer the question, I have a preference for the TM Designworks products. The have a website, www.tmdesignworks.com where you can order parts (I happen to live less than 10 miles from where TM is based so that is nice), but a fair number of online retailers sell TM stuff, and you might very well be able to find it on Ebay too. Most, if not all, of TM's stuff has wear warranties with free replacement if it fails inside of the warranty, a little more pricey but worth it in my opinion.