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Old Dec 28, 2006 | 01:21 AM
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F2 sprockets change?

I have a 94 cbr f2 & I want to install front and rear sprockets & a 520 chain. I have never done this before and I want to know how hard it is & what is envolved? Is there anyway I can break the chain with out the chain breaking tool? Any tips would be appreciated.
Old Dec 28, 2006 | 01:24 AM
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Re: F2 sprockets change?

grind the chain off, run the JT +8 sprocket (its strong and dirt cheap) and if ur interested in a like new 15t front sprocket pm me. U will want a chain tool to install the new chain, ul need that grinder to cut the new chain to length too.
Old Dec 28, 2006 | 01:33 AM
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Re: F2 sprockets change?

thanks man but I already bought teflon coated vortex sprockets. I don't have a grinder so is there anyway to get around that? & how big of a job is it?
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Re: F2 sprockets change?

you need a way to cut the excess links off the chain, gotta dremel? it might take a while.its an easy job, but Ive been a bike wrench for 7 yrs.
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Re: F2 sprockets change?

no power tools at all
looks like I might have to take it to the shop.
how many hours tops would it take a good machanic?
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Re: F2 sprockets change?

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no power tools at all
looks like I might have to take it to the shop.
how many hours tops would it take a good machanic?
yea thats what you should do, few mins,and get some tools
Old Dec 28, 2006 | 06:33 AM
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Re: F2 sprockets change?

why 520?
Old Dec 28, 2006 | 10:17 AM
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Re: F2 sprockets change?

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no power tools at all
looks like I might have to take it to the shop.
how many hours tops would it take a good machanic?
you could buy a cheap grinder for less than a shop would charge ya...come on man use your head
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Re: F2 sprockets change?

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you could buy a cheap grinder for less than a shop would charge ya...come on man use your head
good point


my guess though would be no tools = not mechanically inclined ... but chain and sprockets is easy
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Re: F2 sprockets change?

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good point


my guess though would be no tools = not mechanically inclined ... but chain and sprockets is easy
i got my 4 1/2" angle grinder 2 years ago fir $9.99 just needed it for one little job expecting it to fall apart and be a piece of ****....been an awesome tool i use it a couple times a week got tons of power still waitin for it to take a **** though but when it does im gonna spend another 10bucks and get the same thing
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Re: F2 sprockets change?

I don't have that many tools & I didn't know a grinder was that cheap. I guess I'll go buy a cheap grinder & give it a try myself! SO I just grind of access links, & connect the new end to the master?
Old Dec 28, 2006 | 01:07 PM
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Re: F2 sprockets change?

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why 520?
I didn't know that much about stunting & chains when I bought this set up. I was told by a friend that the 520 chain I bought was like 5 times stronger than stock.
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Re: F2 sprockets change?

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i got my 4 1/2" angle grinder 2 years ago fir $9.99 just needed it for one little job expecting it to fall apart and be a piece of ****....been an awesome tool i use it a couple times a week got tons of power still waitin for it to take a **** though but when it does im gonna spend another 10bucks and get the same thing
damn $10, not bad

was gnna recommend this black and decker I got at walmart for $25.. i'v used that thing for SOOOO much **** its worht $100 to me
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Old Dec 29, 2006 | 04:01 PM
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Re: F2 sprockets change?

Got em on today. Took my buddy and I a while but finally got it. There on and with -1 and +8 sprockets I can bounce up 4th gear on my F2! I absolutely love these sprockets. Thanks for all your help!
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Re: F2 sprockets change?

kragen auto parts got the grinder for $20, dont go too hard or it'll stall out from the pressure
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