Dirt Bike Sprocket Replacement POV
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Today we made for you the definitive sprocket change video where you get to see the whole process as if you were Jay Clark-POV -
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Going to be replacing sprockets on 2 bikes soon for my first time, thanks for the tips guys
I scotchsbright the mating surface and also use cross pattern to tighten, if anything it keeps my brain to always use a cross pattern on everything. Look for torque specs, I use those as well. Yes you can just tighten the crap out of them but again, I want to be a precise technician.
This pov is also one of my favorites 😂
Any recommendations on good schools? If your goal was to say be a race mechanic someday ? (Vegas area)
This is off topic of this sprocket video which was awesome. I found a crack in my 2022 kx 450 sr frame. Do you know anyone in the so cal area that can weld on a aluminum frame? I can send pics if you want.
Leverage is your key. Use a proper sized allen headed drive socket on a longer ratchet and there would be no woes. Plus you have the leverage advantage of the ratchet. No 2nd person needed.
I wouldnt use loctite.
One of owners is trying to shut down off road trail
Never use that brand, totally agree. The owner is using his millions from loctite to shut down dirt bike trails.
I'm glad I watched this . I am replacing the factory sprockets on my 21 YZ250f and thought the same thing about the 12 mm bolts feeling a bit smaller than my 12 mm sockets and wrenches. I was doing it solo, so I used a 6 point deep socket on one side and a breaker bar with an Allen bit on the other with the wheel on the floor standing pushing it into my work bench just to break them free. 😅😅 Your method looks much easier.... I hopped on here to see how you were setting the torque spec. Now I know lol...
Help me understand why I can’t keep my sprocket bolts tight ?
New bolts, torqued to spec, come loose every two moto’s
Thinking I might need new hub ??
Not the kind of POV video I was expecting to watch today 😅
I never thought about heating those bolts. Great tip!