Guide: Changing chain and sprockets - the old school way
#11
06-14-2010, 09:41 PM
what brand and size chain/spockets did u use
great article....picture is worth 1000 words......
hey, i dont know really what brand of new chains and spockets to get other than oem....i have an 93 f2...so what size spockets did u go for , hopefully u stayed original teeth size etc , as that is what i prefer... and chain brand and type etc
would appreciate any info from you or other readers!
thanks
hey, i dont know really what brand of new chains and spockets to get other than oem....i have an 93 f2...so what size spockets did u go for , hopefully u stayed original teeth size etc , as that is what i prefer... and chain brand and type etc
would appreciate any info from you or other readers!
thanks
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07-17-2010, 01:00 AM
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i just replaced my chain and sprocket (2000929rr) and i noticed the front sprocket was loose on the output shaft.(with the bolt still tight) Is that norm? The new sprocket went on the same way loose. So i figured it just supposed to be that way. Any info on this would be much appreciated. bye the way i wish i saw this thread before i bought the 130 dollar tool. i love old school
#17
11-25-2010, 10:29 AM
Nice to see my guide has been made sticky.
I moved this summer and as winter is upon my bike is at storage, so i haven't really been active in the forums lately.
The sprockets and chain were purchased at a authorized Honda dealer. They are all DID as the dealer said Honda used that for all their bikes. Stock size/teeth on both chain and sprockets.
@deadfred - good idea. I always use a dab of grease on the shaft as well.
@ritter - front sprocket will go on fairly loosely as it is not a pressure fit. Just slide it onto shaft loosely. Once fixed with the outer washer and bolt it should stay firmly in place on the shaft.
I moved this summer and as winter is upon my bike is at storage, so i haven't really been active in the forums lately.
The sprockets and chain were purchased at a authorized Honda dealer. They are all DID as the dealer said Honda used that for all their bikes. Stock size/teeth on both chain and sprockets.
@deadfred - good idea. I always use a dab of grease on the shaft as well.
@ritter - front sprocket will go on fairly loosely as it is not a pressure fit. Just slide it onto shaft loosely. Once fixed with the outer washer and bolt it should stay firmly in place on the shaft.
#20
05-13-2011, 03:08 PM
