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Changing chain and sprockets

Joined Mar 2016
16 Posts | 0+
Birmingham U.K.
Hi All
Just looking at how easy or difficult it is for an average spannerman to change the chain and sprockets on a Rsv1000r factory . Gathering info before I buy the bike . Have done most work on previous bikes . Been looking for details on web but cannot find anything .
Thanks
micky0121
Forgot to say I want to put an endless chain back on .
 
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Thanks redratbike
Are they as good as an endless chain ?. never used one .
micky0121
 
Thanks redratbike
Are they as good as an endless chain ?. never used one .
micky0121
The Chain will have a soft link that needs riveting back on have a Google ,some good clips on you tube.

Not sure what you mean by an endless chain ..... Do you mean without a split link?
 
Hi redratbike.
Thanks again . Had a look at doing the job , looks easy enough . I was told not to buy a split link chain on bikes over 600cc but to use continuous chains . my bikes have all been around the 600cc mark.
Cheers again
micky0121
 
Hi redratbike.
Thanks again . Had a look at doing the job , looks easy enough . I was told not to buy a split link chain on bikes over 600cc but to use continuous chains . my bikes have all been around the 600cc mark.
Cheers again
micky0121
ok see what you are saying.. As before you get a soft link to connect ..a split link is a no no for sure
 
Thanks for the info, just got to buy the bike now , my brother went to look at one yesterday for me where he lives , certainly not as described , dents , scrapes and cracked fairing,bad respray and they want £4000 .
micky0121
 
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