chain & sprockets
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chain & sprockets
has anyone replaced their chain & sprockets them self?
how much do we think the spanner shop would charge and can anyone recommend one
chris
how much do we think the spanner shop would charge and can anyone recommend one
chris
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I did it myself around 4 years ago. Surprisingly simple as it turned out. I did invest in a decent chain tool though, and I had to buy a big socket as I hadn't one that size in my set, but that - other than chain and sprockets obviously! - was the only spend.
Can't help you with prices as I can't remember but just to say that I think it's a job well within the scope of a capable beginner.
Can't help you with prices as I can't remember but just to say that I think it's a job well within the scope of a capable beginner.
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You might need a special tool to connect the links of the chain. When I did the one on my FZ600 and CB250RS I borrowed one.
I had the C&S on the Thundercat done at a dealers as they were doing an offer of free fitting at the time I think
I had the C&S on the Thundercat done at a dealers as they were doing an offer of free fitting at the time I think
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that seems an absolute bargain!!!
trouble is I live in north London
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trouble is I live in north London
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chain & sprocket supply & fit yamaha dealer £240.11!!!!
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Chris,
I guess that your not impressed!
Mind you neither would I be at that price. Especially since, after a quick look on ebay, you can get a genuine "Yamaha" set for £159.
Only £90 for fitting.
Its the training you know!
I guess that your not impressed!
Mind you neither would I be at that price. Especially since, after a quick look on ebay, you can get a genuine "Yamaha" set for £159.
Only £90 for fitting.
Its the training you know!
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I've just bought a D.I.D Xring chain and sprokets £68 , Yamaha OEM isn't always as good as sfter market supplies.
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so are you going to fit them yourself espaceman3?
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No ,I'm not that confident in doing it properly . I'm ok with stripping down brake calipers , changing spark plugs, oil changes and filters . Maybe one day I'll give it a go !
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