Where to purchase new chain + sprockets for Yamaha YBR125?

[enj1996]

Hi all,
Need a new chain and sprockets for my Yamaha YBR125, 2008 model. I'm based near central London, so names of shops and online shops are appreciated. What would be the average price I'd be paying for these parts? And how hard is it a job to do alone?

Much appreciated
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[Vincent]

Try Wemoto.com for the parts but shop around. It depends how good a chain you want how much it will cost. Beware of cheap chain, it can be a false economy. Somewhere between £45 and £85 I'd have thought.

https://www.wemoto.com/products/transmission

Not too difficult to sort out yourself, it depends how much spannering you've done previously. There are a couple of slightly tricky bits, tightening the front sprocket for eg, but straightforward enough. Do a search on here, there shoud be loads of threads about it, and on youtube too. Also, get yourself a manual, they make things a lot easier. I get one whenever I buy a new vehicle, most workshop manuals you can pick up cheap, used, some you can download for free.
If you're location is listed, someone on here may offer help, which is good - just make sure that they know more than you if so
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[Mark65]

Yamaha OEM O ring chain & sprockets about £110 Needs riveting

Did HD Chain non O ring & JTS Sprockets about £50 Split link

Make sure chain is HD, will say on box., I got about 12k on non o ring chain.

Easy to change, but be careful of rear sprocket carrier bolts, made of cheese, I torqued to correct amount and 2 sheared, replaced with proper steel bolts. Split link goes on one way, make sure its right.
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07 Yamaha YBR125, 07 Honda CG125 , 15 CBR300R (Chocolate Crank, Deaded), 16 CB500FA, 19 Honda Forza 300, 70 Suzuki SV650

[Beehive Bedlam]

If you have all the tools incluiding a riveter it isn't difficult but will take you a good few hours if it's your first time.

If you have a few hours all the tools a haynes manual and a garage try it.

If you have no tools no haynes and no garage (working against the elements on a bike in the middle of November makes it twice as hard). Take it to a garage.

[enj1996]

[Vincent]

I wouldn't bother riveting the ends of the chain, a split link will be fine for your bike if installed correctly. Check to see if there's one with the chain before paying for it. If you get a mega cheapo chain, use a split link from a reputable manufacturer.

Somewhere else for your bits:-

https://patternparts.net/#

Or

https://patternparts.net/chains-sprockets-drive-belts
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[CALLUM KELLY]

I wouldn't go to wemoto for parts. I've had a lot of bad experiences because of them like, getting sent 3 discs brakes for my bike (wr 125x) and all of them being poorly made or the wrong one. and there prices are way to high. I mean the discs brake i got from them cost me £170 and then when i went to the garage to get one it cost me £40. Even the garage said that wemoto is just scamming people for money.

[Keir]

£25 + delivery for a DID HD and sprocket kit from M&P
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