[yashbhatt215]

Hey guys, I know its been a while. I got caught up with my full time job and I also purchased a car which turned out to be a project of its own (still chipping away at it). Recently, I got into a motorcycle accident while I was on vacation in California and hurt myself badly. I learned an important lesson: Always wear full gear! Helmet, padded jacket, reinforced gloves, thick pants. Luckily I was wearing a helmet. My spine and brain are unaffected thankfully.

Ironically, I have all the time in the world to work on my motorcycle now because I am unable to work my real job. Its been about 11 days since my accident and I am somewhat mobile now. Back in the garage! I need help getting my timing chain off. My coworker said there should be a master link that I can knock out to remove it. Not sure how to do this exactly. I think I need a tool for that? I also watched these two videos which were very helpful:





Someone in this thread said there might be a step by step video on removing and replacing valves. If someone could find it for me that would LIT. From the videos Im thinking I have to loosen the tensioner bolts and the bolts on the head sprocket to get the cam shaft off. What I really need to remove is the camshaft. Once I get the camshaft off I should be able to remove the head and expose the valves/pistion I think. Please correct me if I am wrong. Any advice is appreciated!