how do i do it ghetto style? i mean liek here at home w/o any fancy tools
how do i get the old one off?

any tips on teh sprocket? i dunno torque specs for eth sprocket and phil didnt send any instructions

i've never taken my wheel off so i dunno about wheel or chain/disc brake alignment. its what worries me th emost , im sure its easy, im mehcnically inclined, especially w/ cars. i just havent done it so im trying to get the low down on changing this piece

 

i changed my sprockets in my tiny shed, just toko the wheel off, (simple)
screww the chain adjuster in all the way, so the tire can move back and forth freely. once the tire is off, take the screws that hold the sprocket on off, put new one on,(use some lock tight) then, for the hardest part, put the wheel back on,(usually helps to have someone with you) once you put the axle back on, tighen the chain, use the little lines on the swing arm to help line the tire upthen tightn the **** up, then go out and try the bitch out!!!
realy easy job, should only take about 20-30 minutes.

 

tahts what i figured, i just wanted to hear firsthand taht theres no science or technical calibration **** :YEAH

 

the brakes mihgt close up, but just use a flat head to push the brake pads apart, thats where the second person comes in.

 

hmmmm....

 

You might need to add some links to your chain, Bigger sprocket=Bigger Chain.
Remember your rear brakes will need to be pumped 4 or 5 times before they will have preasure.