05-11-2021, 02:33 PM
I've had a couple Guzzi's and naturally they have shaft drive. Shaft drives have their failure modes and maintenance needs; not so different from chain (and with chain, when you replace the chain and sprockets you have completed a total overhaul of the drive system at a lot cheaper price point than a shaft: Although you will do it more often than for a shaft, assuming you keep the bike long enough).
With the newer o-ring chains I don't think the shafts really hold that much of an advantage over chain drive. But hey, we have choices!
With the newer o-ring chains I don't think the shafts really hold that much of an advantage over chain drive. But hey, we have choices!
