 steve-h Scooby Slapper
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ok, u put the bike into gear and get a mate to lock the back wheel with the back brake, get a breaker bar with the correct size socket and undo the front sprocket, grind the old chain off, remove sprockets and fit the new ones, get the new chain and if its a soft clip, get a ball and pein hammer and mushroom off the copper studs. then torque up all the bolts. get a chain from anywhere, just dont pay £200 for a set cos thats extorsion ____________________ Haz ER-5, innit! |
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 ncrn World Chat Champion

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 Posted: 00:28 - 21 Sep 2007 Post subject: |
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If you are changing the chain just bolt crop the old chain off. Or you can use something like a dremel to get through it, they aren't particularly thick chains.
When you put the new one on I'd say use the split link, I've been running one with a split link since I got the bike, and it was fine. Makes chain removal easier. ____________________ Past: 55 Sym Jet, 91 ZZR250, 03 NSR125R. Present: 97 ER-5.
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