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Date Posted: 18/10/04 0:05:42
Author: Ian
Subject: Re: ZZR1100 changing chain & sprockets - how difficult is it?
In reply to: Matt 's message, "ZZR1100 changing chain & sprockets - how difficult is it?" on 23/08/04 14:37:55

Are we talking C or D ?
On the D there's a washer which is bent onto the gearbox sprocket nut to stop it turning, getting this flat enough to allow the nut to be undone plus having the right sized socket and a big enough lever and enough help or cunning to stop the engine turning over/bike moving off etc when you try to undo the nut are your problems plus if you're fitting an OE endless chain are you going to remove the swing arm ? If you're inexperienced I'd give the whole deal a miss if I were you.

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