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Where the gearbox sprocket would be is shifted through 90 degrees. A drive shaft is connected, on a universal joint, between the gearbox and the back wheel 'bevel box' hub. The bevel box contains a bevelled pinion gear, on the end of the drive shaft, which connects to a bevelled crown wheel attached to the wheel hub; like half a reverse engineered car differential. The drive shaft is often enclosed in one leg of the swing arm, to which the bevel box hub is also attached.
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Is a 1994 Honda fourtrax 4x4 300 chain driven or shaft driven?
shaft driven
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shaft
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no.
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Yes.
You love your motorbike but dislike the driveshaft Is it possible to change a motorbike's drive-shaft to chain?
Not without an immense amount of work. Best to sell your shaftie and go buy a chainie, if that's your thing.
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Niether it is shaft driven
