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Re: Install a 16 Tooth Front Sprocket
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Originally Posted by JWR
I loosen the back adjusters and axle nut.
Then I push the chain down with my foot, to get the back tire up as far as I can.
Pull off the 15t and put the 16t in as high as it will go on the chain.
This should give you enough slack at the bottom of the chain to pull with the sprocket enough to slip it on the the splines.
The teeth should look the same as the old sprocket.
Hope this helps.
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Changed many times using these steps.
The adjusters must have enough slack to enable the tire to move forward.
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