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actually just checked... the kit I ordered comes with a chain press/break tool...
as for when I should get it... that's the million dollar question. I ordered it on Wed... with delivory expected on Tues... but Thursday late afternoon I got an e-mail saying that the website had an error on it and wanted to know what color banjo's I wanted with my Galfer lines... so I sent it back saying what ever was normal was fine (silver I think :idk:) but still haven't gotten a shipping conformation or tracking number... I'll be fuck'n pissed if it hasn't shipped yet! |
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I had my bike on the rearstand with my dad holding the rear brake. Having the weight on the rear wheel might have helped. |
yeah I'm thinking I'll take it down off the stands to break it loose.. gonna have to try and get someone to lend me a hand...
have to see if Amorok is free... and thursty :lol: |
"Go to Home depot, buy an electric impact gun, use it to break the front sprocket loose and return it, just dont get it dirty. Also, if you are gonna use a impact gun, make sure that you have the rear brake on, the impact gun has enuff force to spin the rear tire, and roll your bike forward and off a side stand."
Derf do you know this from xperience? A bad day full of F bombs i take it |
Yeh dude, I'm a riot when I have a project and a case of beer.
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I may try to swap my chain tomorrow too. I realy need t get the forks off and get them to the shop though and trying to swap a chain with the whole front end off has too much potential for disaster. Tom |
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Or, "hel(, that's easy, let me show you how it's done!" |
Service manual, perhaps?
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yeah just found the manual and down loaded it. though I'm thinking things like hold the rear brake and put the bike against a wall when breaking loose the front sprocket aren't on there :lol:
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