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how to install a front jt sprocket.. let me thanks
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First off:
I'd like to suggest the search feature but I can't do that anymore..
I also better not tell you to buy a manual. (even though you should)
I had better make sure I welcome you warmly..
Welcome to KR!!
I'd better make this disclaimer:
I can be grumpy please don't let me chase you away!
A new front sprocket?
It's pretty easy but you do need a big socket (metric but close to 1 1/4 I think) and a long handle or breaker bar.
Please do a search though, because you'll get more info and tips that way.
(DOH I wasn't supposed to say that!!
Short story:
Loosen the chain.
Remove the left side fairings.
Remove the shifter lever.
remove the shifter cover.
remove the 10 (or 12mm) lock bolt in the center of the sprocket nut.
remove the nut. (this take all the hard work)
Reverse to install.
Sorry for all the extra stuff, the new world order around here is watching me.. Welcome to KR.. Need anymore help, don't hesitate to ask. -
I know I shouldn't but.... http://www.katriders.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=24530R.I.P. Marc (CyberPoet)
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Since Black_Peter used up all his political correctness on his post, let me add one more note to assist with your future posts.
It is much more helpful and you are more likely to get quicker responses if you post questions pertaining to the maintenance of your bike in the Mechanics101 section instead of the "For Sale" section.
Just a thought. 
Greg
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Hey is the nut on the sprocket a reverse thread??
Good judgement comes from experience, and often experience comes from Bad Judgement :smt084
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Why don't you search?!?!Originally posted by Jax
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No, it's a normal thread, and I just used a gigantic adjustable wrench for mine. I mean like 2 feet long gigantic.
and those cocknocking threads might contain information needed in the future.
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