Delboy's Garage, Motorcycle Front Sprocket Change.
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Publicado 2015-10-31
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This video is seven years old and still keeps giving. Brilliant Del, love all your stuff and wanted you to know how much we appreciate you!
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Not just a video on how to do it but a load of relevant info on the wear of the sprockets and the fact that the chain doesn't stretch! Thanks a lot, really helpful.
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Thank you! Two years into my 2007 Tiger 1050, I have learned some very useful things from you. You are an adept teacher, sometimes knowledgeable people have so much information, that they forget what is important to know. When I watch one of your videos, I learn the why, and the when, and the how much of doing the thing, not just how to do the thing.
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A HUGE thank you for the chain hack to tighten the sprocket.. I spent hours reading forums, watching recent videos, and following step by step instructions on my service manual. Nothing was working until I found this video. You made my day and my project continues! Thank you!
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This trick with chain deserve a BIIIIIG LIKE, I wish I know this trick with opening god damm bolt ten years ago. Dammm you goood.
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Brilliant video Del, really appreciated the explanation on how the chain actually wears out. Understanding HOW the chain and sprockets wear has given me a bit more confidence in deciding when I should change them out. Nice one mate!
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My small sprocket is due for renewal Thanks for all the good common sense help ... I love how you explain in detail and technique .... Your video's encourage us all ....
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This is the video I'm looking for since I bought my new bike 4 months ago. Thank god I'm maintaining it eventhough I didn't know that it will wear out like you said. I'll be more cautious hereafter. You saved many lives. Thank you
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Thanks for the video Del, I will be changing the front sprocket on my B12s next week. I have 11K on the clock, so this video is a good reminder of "how it is done" . You have the best technical/info channel out there.
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Unreal. I can not believe how simple you made that sprocket change look. I strained so hard getting mine off I gave myself a proper headache. Thanks for video delboy, I will be practicing this method for the future.
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The screwdriver in the chain was a fantastic trick to remove the engine sprocket nut. That, combined with a consume-grade electric impact wrench made it come off within a couple of seconds. Excellent instructional videography as well; much thanks!
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So glad I found this, changing my chain and sprockets for the first time on my street scrambler, that front sprocket nut did not want to budge
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I would like to say thank you as a beginer because your channel is very unique with these precise instructions of how to maintain our bikes. As I watch your videos I think that "Hey man, is it that simple?" and with a little exaggeration I can do these things more carefull than in most of the services. Thanks again and keep doing it! :)
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Just used your method to remove the front sprocket from my KLR 650 thanks a lot made the job a piece of cake , usually I am not to impressed with a lot of You Tube posts ,but this man knows what he is on about Thanks again
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First timer here. I cut off my chain first before taking off the front sprocket and then started swearing when I realized what I had done. You, my friend, saved my ass big time with that trick. Awesome video! Thank you.
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Thanks for the videos. Even with language barriers, I learn a lot from your videos. I own a 955i in Brazil and here there are no trained mechanics for this bike. thanks.
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No matter how much I think I know, I always find some useful bit of info from you Del. Every day is a school day no matter how old you are. Keep up the good work you 2. 👍🏼
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Got my first 50cc bike recently, I’m 16 and this video has helped me gain a lot of knowledge on my bike. I’m changing the sprocket soon as I was told to so this has definitely helped
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Great job....learned a lot! Love the chain screwdriver trick to hold the countershaft sprocket .
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4 years later and your video is still helping persons like myself sir. I was confused about the nut holding the sprocket because the tabs were bent in a way that I didn't know you just unbend them and its not a special tool. oh well first time for everything and I will be doing a complete chain/sprockets swap..thank you 😊...
