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So I noticed the other day my bike was making a clicking (train going down the tracks type of noise). I can only hear it at low speeds ostly off a light so i took a look at the chain and sprocket. Looked like the wheel wasnt aligned perfectly even tho the ticks on each side of the axle where even. So i messed with it and noticed that my sprocket was very worn on the inner side. So i adjusted the wheel accordingly and cant hear the noise anymore although the chain itself is a little noisy from the rollers im assuming. So im thinking I definetly need to replace the rear sprocket and chain. I heard its a fairly simple thing but where can I buy the parts and how much? Do I need to replace the front sprocket also? When I bought the bike someone had already put another one it to regear it I havent looked at it yet so I dont know about its condition.
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My first bike: 2001 Suzuki GSX-F
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Yes, if you're replacing the chain replace both sprockets or vice versa. Your chain and sprockets both wear down as a group.90% of motorcycle forum members do not have a service manual for their bike.
Originally posted by BadfaerieOriginally posted by soulless kaos
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Where can I find them online somewhere?My first bike: 2001 Suzuki GSX-FComment
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try these guys ...CHEAPCYCLEPARTS.COM 1-866-842-0086 i like D.I.D. chains never will you have a problem real OEM stuff ..my 2nd choice is R.K. not the maylayasa one only the japan onesComment
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Make sure to looooob frequently with a good chain lube. It'll save you wear and tear and $$$.=USAF= Retired
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great info, im going to do the same.Why is the sky blue?!??!?
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