So this is called an "endless chain". Because he is replacing an OEM chain it doesn't have a Master Link! I would of just cut it off and replaced it with a good aftermarket chain that comes with a Master Link.
Awesome video really helped to change the sprockets and chain! But when I do to tighten the chain by spinning the hub it doesn’t losen or tighten, I can verify that the markings are moving, any idea ??
Love the how to vids! Unfortunately this is the second time I’ve cancelled parts orders in the thous to high hundo $$$'s because of false delivery times and shipping dates moved back last min!!!
Tell me about it man. I've ordered and cancelled so much stuff. Ebay seems to be the most reliable on knowing when you are going to actually get your stuff. Plus they have almost everything LoneStar, Tm design works, Dennis Kirk etc. Although I highly recommend Dennis Kirk parts. I have them on my Sportsman and Raptor.
don't recommend changing sprokets , might add u a little speed but will give u a lower acceleration , i suggest you get a k&n race filter and intake and exhaust , those stuff add up power to ur bike
@@PearlyS10 that's a real dopey negative perspective...how about look at how much extra you learned about the bike from this vid. sprockets, chain adjuster rear shock assembly etc.
So this is called an "endless chain". Because he is replacing an OEM chain it doesn't have a Master Link! I would of just cut it off and replaced it with a good aftermarket chain that comes with a Master Link.
I'm always very relieved when I'm looking for a YFZ video and the one I find starts with, "Hello John Talley here".
Awesome video really helped to change the sprockets and chain! But when I do to tighten the chain by spinning the hub it doesn’t losen or tighten, I can verify that the markings are moving, any idea ??
How do I stop front sprocket from spinning when tightening? Even with someone holding the brake still spinning
Love the how to vids! Unfortunately this is the second time I’ve cancelled parts orders in the thous to high hundo $$$'s because of false delivery times and shipping dates moved back last min!!!
Tell me about it man. I've ordered and cancelled so much stuff. Ebay seems to be the most reliable on knowing when you are going to actually get your stuff. Plus they have almost everything LoneStar, Tm design works, Dennis Kirk etc. Although I highly recommend Dennis Kirk parts. I have them on my Sportsman and Raptor.
Is there any reason why not to just take out the master link and fish it through to avoid dropping the swingarm?
Yes, that would work as well.
A wild amount of extra work for not wanting to be liable for teaching squids how to use the master link of a chain...
All that to replace the chain? Just get one with a master link or is there a benefit I’m not aware of to have a chain like that
What kind of sprocket is that cause I just got a new sprocket and it didn’t fit and it looks exactly like what you got
Where did you get those glasses?
Is the front sprocket supposed to be a little loose?
What holds the sprocket hub in place on the axle? Just pressed on?
Can't you just press a link pin out with a chain tool?
Sure, but grinding the pins off is more fun.
What chain should i buy how many links
Hey have you hooked a kill switch for a 2019 450r a pro design tethered
If I want to increase top speed by changing sprockets what do you recommend? I have a 2020 yfz 450r. Trying to get just a little more speed out of it.
Either go up a tooth in the front or down 3 teeth in back that would be the same amount of change
don't recommend changing sprokets , might add u a little speed but will give u a lower acceleration , i suggest you get a k&n race filter and intake and exhaust , those stuff add up power to ur bike
Nitrous
@@sevensi62 as cool as that sounds, I don’t know how to add nitrous… and I’m not sure the stock internals can take it.
Watched thecwhole video on how to replace sprocket and you completly overlookd how to remove the front. Lol
Wow… went a little far just to take off a sprocket
Why would you waist your time with this pain in the ass chain?
It's definitely more time consuming, but some people don't want a master link, so we figured we would show exactly how much work that entails.
Just take the master link out 🤦♂️, this is all for show to make his video longer it’s a waist of time
Waste*
@@PearlyS10 that's a real dopey negative perspective...how about look at how much extra you learned about the bike from this vid. sprockets, chain adjuster rear shock assembly etc.