changing the front sprocket is like taking candy from a baby......
Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2005 8:32 am
All you need to do is brace an open end/box end wrench between the
teeth on the front sprocket and the skid plate(if you have the heavy
duty aluminum skid plate)
I remmeber struggling with my KLR the first time i ever tried to
replace the sprocket.I ended using a giant sized C clamp to hold the
chain to the swing arm so i could remove the countershaft nut.
Then the next time i had the bright idea to just brace an open
end/box end wrench between the teeth on the sprocket and the skid
plate.That is so much easier than anything else i have seen or heard
tell of.
Regards,Gary
P.S. Ken and Barbie bikes rule