Chain and sprockets
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Chain and sprockets
Hi ive got a u.k 1995 fzr600r or yzf600r and i need to change the chain and sprockets. Can i cut the old chain off and split the new chain to fit it? I had a look in my haynes manual and it says about removing the swing arm?!? Would rather not if i dont have too. Thanks in advance!
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CrazySkullCrusher
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Re: Chain and sprockets
Cut the old one, new chain shouldn't be in a loop yet, should come with a rivet master link. Its a pain if you don't have a chain tool, but I've done it by using a c clamp to piss the pins through, then back the link with a sledge and use either an air hammer or regular hammer and progressively obtuse punches to swedge the ends over.
96 fzr600. R1 body kit.
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94 xj600 seca 2: complete upgrade restoration.
73 Honda cb750 four: bored out 178 over (850 cc) street cam, smoothbore carbs, velocity stacks, corbin king-queen seat, 4-1 header with modified megaphone exhaust, dyna-s ignition, too many other mods to mention and still under construction.
72 Suzuki ts90 cci. First bike ever, bone stock and still starts with 2 kicks.