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Mick Oliver
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Yes its normal anti clock and should just undo if you put it in first gear and it should allow you to undo no problems:thumbup
right, new sprockets on... but ... the chain breaker/riveter I was sold won't adjust .. bit like this one http://www.worldofpower.co.uk/Motorcycle-Accessories/Bike-Accessories/Miscellaneous/sc1363/p2839.aspx I have tried a spanner on each end hitting with rubber mallet ... everything, now broke handle off so looks like back to bike shop in the morning :rant:rant:rant and I don't kow what time they open ... hobb sport in shipley. as I have other stuff to do tomorrow :rant
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Yes Anti-clockwise, 32mm and breakover bar. Had my wife stand on the rear brake, but my chain was still there.
The chain is contiuous and you want to break it and install with a master link? Grind off the two nibs of any side plate on the chain and drive them out with a flat punch and a hammer. Don't forget to back up the chain with something heavy and hard, like a bigger hammer.
Torque the pinion(front sprocket) to 50NM, no more. At this time, you may consider a 15-tooth pinion if not already installed. Much better.
The chain is contiuous and you want to break it and install with a master link? Grind off the two nibs of any side plate on the chain and drive them out with a flat punch and a hammer. Don't forget to back up the chain with something heavy and hard, like a bigger hammer.
Torque the pinion(front sprocket) to 50NM, no more. At this time, you may consider a 15-tooth pinion if not already installed. Much better.
