Torque value front sprocket

[stuartb]

Anyone got the torque value for front sprocket...

Nice and clean...we cleaner than it was

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[stuartb]

I must have used about 6 pairs of latex gloves... by christ its manky in there...like fishing about in a local birds panties ! Cleaner actually lol

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[DL84]

lol local burds pants....... am sure it's 125nm mate , mine was boggin in there too ,

 

[fast_ryan]

Front Sprocket Torque Setting

125 Nm.

 

[user 980]

What's best way to remove and refit this nut? Is it ok to just have it in first gear?


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[stuartb]

Cheers Ryan.. I used a length of 2 x 2 soft timber and put it in the spokes of the rear wheel... bit of muscle and pop.. think the nut is alu. Amazed at the exposed threads...must be around 6 full that I could count.

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[user 980]

Cheers,maybe getting rizoma sprocket cover and gonna bling up front sprocket and nut.


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[stuartb]

You know what the birds are like here Davy... real gronks !

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[stuartb]

Thats the hardest axle pin ive taken out in a long time if not ever... had to switch one of my grinding wheels for the wire brush to clean this up... it was solid !

It will be getting well protected when I reassemble...

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[stuartb]

Just noticed this pitting. Any concerns ?

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[stuartb]

Bearings "feel" fine.. no lateral movememt and rotate smoothly

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[stuartb]

Ohh anyone know torque values for rear sprocket carrier please

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[soofsayer]

Cheers,maybe getting rizoma sprocket cover and gonna bling up front sprocket and nut.


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The rizoma front sprocket cover is a nice change from the oe plastic box cover. Don't know about the nut.

 

[stuartb]

Just looked it up.. 111 quid ouch ! Nice wee addition tho

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[DL84]

looks minted mate , should be fine , is that just wear?

 

[stuartb]

Its where the bearings sit on the pin. Ive seen it a few times in previous bikes. The pin was totally solid, had to drive it out with a 12" half inch drive extension. Took about 10 belts with a hammer to get it to shift... another reason for doing your own maintenance. Theres no way a garage will clean and lube up the rear axle as well as I will if I had put it in to get the chain and sprox fitted that is.

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[JimmyMac]

In the first photo Stu, the chain looks as though it might have a tight link around the 1-2 o'Clock position. Hoping it's just the way the chain is positioned with the rear wheel off.
Pro bolt do titanium blue sprocket nuts to match your wheels if your going full bling.

JimmyMac

 

[fast_ryan]

Torque Settings

Front Sprocket Bolt: 125 Nm.
Rear Sprocket Bolts (HP Forged Wheels): 70 Nm with 90? additional angle of rotation.
Rear Sprocket Bolts (OEM Wheels): 110 Nm tighten in diagonally opposite sequence.

 

[soofsayer]

Just looked it up.. 111 quid ouch ! Nice wee addition tho

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I got mine off eBay with a few other bits for a good deal less than that thankfully.

 

[soofsayer]

That's an old pic I meant to post this one with the blingness....