nrodgers76

Hey I'm about to change out my change and both sprockets as they are worn. Do you guys have any suggestions to make it an easy swap? I do have a rear stand and impact wrench. Do I need anything else?

bdarling06zzr

i was always told to replace sprockets and chain together, my buddy changed only the sprockets on his bike, and sure enough a few thousand miles later, his new sprockets were destroyed, missing teeth, and chewed all to hell. so i would say you would need a chain breaker tool, or a cutoff wheel on a die grinder as well. lol

Fryedchicken

I dont know if you have already attempted this job but you will need to have a chain tool to press the master links together. Most people just cut the old chain off with whatever thay have. I assume you have other proper tools like torque wrenches to remove and install the rear wheel. And a copy of the shop manual is always handy. Google search for a free PDF version.

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Ninjabadger4

Dont forget to take the bendable washer off the front sprocket.. Ask me how I know

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Sev

Socket wouldn't fit?

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Of course I'm generalizing from a single example here, but everyone does that. At least I do.

Ninjabadger4

No the impact gun took a bit longer than it should have..

I almost roflmao'd after i did something that careless

No harm done though luckily

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Sev

Uhhh, put bike in neutral, stand kn rear brake. Remove the front sprocket. Then take off the chain.

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arron

Have fun getting that front nut off.. It's a bitch cos 95% of the time you need a massive breaker bar to hang off.. Oh if you remember the night before hit the nut with wd40 or Crc too