New chain
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That's funny I thought that is the way it's supposed to go lol. I've had it like that for a while and never had any issues. Not that I'm worried cause I'm protected by KORs case saver 
this is backwards
I also had to flip mine around for the new swinger guard
facing that way, you are more likely to catch a rock, stick or clump while riding and tear it off.That's funny I thought that is the way it's supposed to go lol. I've had it like that for a while and never had any issues. Not that I'm worried cause I'm protected by KORs case saver
its slanted the other way to easily slide over things
i would think so. see how the chain is bending over the guide?
weird its that close on stock
The chain should not ride in the bottom of the guide, it will wear it out extremely fast, the guide is to arrest sideways movement not up up and down.
That's why mine is backwards, I put it the other way and it is so close to the rear sprocket it made me nervous, also it pushed up on the chain tearing up the slider so I flipped it and works perfectly. Although Herp is right I never thought about catching a rock, it does make sense it should be the other way around for that reason. damn it now im going to spend more money to buy one of the T.M Design Works one cause it's not as long and will be able to face it the proper way.
i would get a new guide. flip it until then
you should also invest in a swinger guard
Got any recommendations? For chain guide and rollers? And will a new guide be smaller?
I would buy the TM design dual bearing one
http://www.ebay.com/itm/TM-ATV-Rear...tor-/400251333583?hash=item5d30d6abcf&vxp=mtr
http://www.ebay.com/itm/TM-ATV-Rear...tor-/400251333583?hash=item5d30d6abcf&vxp=mtr
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