can u help me.
#7
no i just wanna put a new one on.cause over the weekend i seen my friend brake his.an tore the front sproket up.dont need to get smart
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#8
it is generally a good idea to replace all 3 at the same time
check your rear sprocket for wear (the back side of each tooth)
if the sprockets look good,,,,the chain isnt stretched,,,and the master link in good shape,,,,just leave it.
dont change it out of fear,,,,,,,,,change it when it wears out
check your rear sprocket for wear (the back side of each tooth)
if the sprockets look good,,,,the chain isnt stretched,,,and the master link in good shape,,,,just leave it.
dont change it out of fear,,,,,,,,,change it when it wears out
#9
Think about it this way. The sprockets and chain are all kind of moulded together. They get sues to each other in a sence so if you put a new chain on the old sprockets then it will wear out quick because the old sprockets are worn and aren't used to the new shape of the new chain.


