26-01-20, 12:15 AM
(17-01-20, 09:43 PM)agricola link Wrote: Haynes says to remove the rear wheel, and then remove the bottom bolt and bush first, but to be honest if you keep it lubed you can get the bottom bush out without wheel removal, and taking the top bolt out first removes nay tension on the bush too. Hope fully ill get some time to refit tomorrow, get the one tooth down front sprocket on, oil and filter change then blather the bike in ACF50
Well,I hope you have an easier job than I did when I did my front sprocket last year,it was so tight I couldn't believe it!! I ended up buying a heavy duty socket,a long bar with a scaffold tube on,a big wedge of wood through the back wheel and my missus holding the front brake on,I honestly thought it had somehow welded itself to the bearing or something,when it moved you'd have thought I'd won the lottery ! :lol
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