alright, so i was ridin my ttr 125 on track and as i came around one of the turns i hear this loud click and then the bike stalls. i look down and i notice the chain has come off. So i think to myself "alright, no big deal" wen i get back to the garage i try to put the chain back on but the chain won't move at all. i pull as hard as i can but still wont budge. i even tried with a crow bar and that didn't even get it unstuck. i made sure it was in neutral and the gear that the chain is on just wasn't bugging at all. i was just wandering.. is that gear is actually supposed to move when its in neutral? if so.. why won't it move? how can i get it unstuck?

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2007 yamaha wolverine 450 SE
2004 yamaha blaster

 

Did the chain get all bunched up by the front sprocket? If so hopefully you didn't crack the engine case - though you would have known... oil would have been on the ground... [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-frown.gif[/img] You will most likely need to remove the chain guard up front and even possibly the front sprocket. Usually the sprockets are held on by 2 bolts and a "key" that rotates off to unlock the sprocket.

To answer one of your questions, Yes the front sprocket should rotate freely if the bike is in neutral.

 

ok thank you :]

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2007 yamaha wolverine 450 SE
2004 yamaha blaster

 

hehe I had a TTR225 once,God I hated that bike..It was so ugly under powered and had crap suspension,but was a nice bike to learn to ride on for my wife..I see the new ones now look much better..I really dident take a good look at them,but they look very improved..