Re: Install a 16 Tooth Front Sprocket
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Hopefully after a short break, you will go back to it and see the obvious problem and move right along. If not, someone who still has a GZ will have to help. If I try from memory, I will probably confuse matters worse. |
Re: Install a 16 Tooth Front Sprocket
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Re: Install a 16 Tooth Front Sprocket
Once you have turned the chain tensioning bolts to the left (counter clockwise) you will have to manually move / push the rear wheel forward to gain slack in the chain.
Also, put the sprocket on the chain before trying fit it back on the shaft. |
Re: Install a 16 Tooth Front Sprocket
Everyone is missing the key factor. After turning the adjusters counter clockwise the tire will need a good swift kick to move it forward. Then you will have lots of slack and can proceed to tighten the chain properly. Been there done that.
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Thanks everybody for the responses, lord knows I learned everything about my bike thanks to these forums and community. :2tup: |
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Just took it out for a spin today, not only was it absolutely gorgeous out but my god did that sprocket make a difference! I tried it out on side streets, freeway, and hills and loved every bit of it. As a a pretty lite guy (around 140) it's a world of improvement. Thanks everybody for the help!
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But then we KNEW you would. :biggrin: You likely will find that it limits your top speed and hill climbing ability a bit but I found that to be an acceptable trade-off. |
Re: Install a 16 Tooth Front Sprocket
Awesome. I've been looking to get a bit more out of my bike (Totally stock at the moment) and I think this may be the first thing I try.
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