Chain and sprocket replacement?

[GrumpyGuts]

Hi,

This Saturday I'm going to replace my chain and sprockets as they are well overdue and worn.

Now, I have an idea on how to do it, but I'm still confused on a couple of parts, for example attaching the new chain/removing old chain and the tools required for the job.

Could anybody lend us a hand or point me to a helpful video/guide so I could follow without me going to a garage?

Thanks
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My Bikes: Lifan Beat 125cc '11 -> Suzuki B120P '76 -> Suzuki EN 125-2A '08 -> Honda CG 125 '04 -> Honda CB600F Hornet '98 -> Kawasaki ZZR 600 '99 -> Kawasaki GPZ 500S '95 (Current)
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[Casper]

Undo link on old chain but do not remove. Hook new chain to old and feed round sprockets. Losen wheen and push back in on the adjusters. Rivet or use split link on new chain.

[_Iain_]

Theres a thread in bike pictures by myself called YBR125 or something along those lines.

Covered in there was the removal and refitting of the rear wheel, tensioning the chain and removal of both sprockets.

The chain? either unhook it (on the ybr you take off the passengers footpeg mount and the rear shock on that side) and lift it straight off the side of the bike. Or take a hacksaw/grinder to it and just cut it off. It's gonna get binned anyway!

New chain fitting, wrap it all round, slot the link in, and put the little clip on the end facing the direction the chain would move in when your going forwards. chain goes this way <----- C------- C representing the shape of the clip. pic of actual clip below;

https://www.ison-distribution.com/ison/image/complete/chkmc-unilink.jpg

So as shown in that pic, link goes through, end goes on, then the clip holds the end on if this makes sense? The clip slots into the two grooves on the link.



Any help?
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[GrumpyGuts]

That's great help. I've ordered a chain and sprocket kit plus a new spring clip. Cheers!
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My Bikes: Lifan Beat 125cc '11 -> Suzuki B120P '76 -> Suzuki EN 125-2A '08 -> Honda CG 125 '04 -> Honda CB600F Hornet '98 -> Kawasaki ZZR 600 '99 -> Kawasaki GPZ 500S '95 (Current)
Theory test passed - 09/02/2012 >>>> Module 1 passed 24/07/2012 >>>> Module 2 passed 24/10/2012