What size is it and is it best to take it off with a impact gun?
Nut on front sprocket
- Thread starter badboysbailagnt
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Man you'd think as many times as I've done this I'd remember but I just don't....
I can tell you be very carefull with the speed sensor nut! Broke my last one, their kind of delicate! Torque for the speed sensor rotor bolt is 13 lb-ft, & 105 lb-ft for the big nut (engine sprocket nut). This works a lot easier if you have two people. one to hold the brake while the other applies the torque to remove the bolts...
I can tell you be very carefull with the speed sensor nut! Broke my last one, their kind of delicate! Torque for the speed sensor rotor bolt is 13 lb-ft, & 105 lb-ft for the big nut (engine sprocket nut). This works a lot easier if you have two people. one to hold the brake while the other applies the torque to remove the bolts...
Ok you made me go to the garage and double check!
32 MM or 1 1/4"
Impact is up to you! I've heard of people doing this with the bike in neutral, in gear, using a board to keep the back wheel from moving, or just using an old fashioned breaker bar.... What ever you decide to do just take your time and don't get in any hurry. It will come off...
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32 MM or 1 1/4"
Impact is up to you! I've heard of people doing this with the bike in neutral, in gear, using a board to keep the back wheel from moving, or just using an old fashioned breaker bar.... What ever you decide to do just take your time and don't get in any hurry. It will come off...
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Your going to have to really put some muscle into it. It's locktighted on.
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