[On2Wheels]

Just wondering what size the nut is on the front sprocket. It is bigger than a 32mm because that is what came with the bike tool kit and is too small. I am thinking a 34 or 35mm, but just want to make sure. Thanks in advance.

 

[slutty]

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36 MM

 

[r1-superstar]

Just wondering what size the nut is on the front sprocket. It is bigger than a 32mm because that is what came with the bike tool kit and is too small. I am thinking a 34 or 35mm, but just want to make sure. Thanks in advance.

36mm, I just changed my countershaft sprocket today to a 16 t

 

[On2Wheels]

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:lol :finger Thanks for the help.

 

[On2Wheels]

Re: Re: What size is the front sprocket nut??

36mm, I just changed my countershaft sprocket today to a 16 t

Hey Superstar, how do you like it. I will finish doing my tommorrow, because I don't have a 36mm and have to wait until tommorrow to pick one up. But how do you like it. Good, Bad?? It is a freaken hassle to get that dang cover off. I had to take off my rear set, so I could get that damn shifter rod out of the way, for that one stupid allan screw..

 

[r1-superstar]

Re: Re: Re: What size is the front sprocket nut??

Hey Superstar, how do you like it. I will finish doing my tommorrow, because I don't have a 36mm and have to wait until tommorrow to pick one up. But how do you like it. Good, Bad?? It is a freaken hassle to get that dang cover off. I had to take off my rear set, so I could get that damn shifter rod out of the way, for that one stupid allan screw..

The whole process took me about 15 minutes. There is no need for a socket if you don't have it. The nut was not tight at all (should have been though), and all I did was put her in first gear. You can use a crecent wrench if you have one big enough.

Yeah, the big pain was having to take off the footpeg bracket and shift assembly.

I have not rode it yet, tomorrow for sure. I know it will help with the starting/riding the clutch.

P.S. My '02 R1 required the use of a heavy duty impact gun.

 

[On2Wheels]

Re: Re: Re: Re: What size is the front sprocket nut??

The whole process took me about 15 minutes. There is no need for a socket if you don't have it. The nut was not tight at all (should have been though), and all I did was put her in first gear. You can use a crecent wrench if you have one big enough.

Yeah, the big pain was having to take off the footpeg bracket and shift assembly.

I have not rode it yet, tomorrow for sure. I know it will help with the starting/riding the clutch.

P.S. My '02 R1 required the use of a heavy duty impact gun.

Right on. I will definatly be taking mine out tommorrow also. I probally still want to get a socket, so when I put it back together I can put it on tighter.

 

[slutty]

:lol :finger Thanks for the help.

What you dont like my sugestion...heheh

If you look just above my sig it does say 36 MM .


SOOOO:finger :finger :finger Right back at ya.

 

[On2Wheels]

What you dont like my sugestion...heheh

If you look just above my sig it does say 36 MM .


SOOOO:finger :finger :finger Right back at ya.

I know. I saw it. It was funny though.:lol