Fzr 3tj, chain and front sprocket

[sportspromatt]

Any one ever have a problem with front sprocket nut, if so will this fit,
Not really a problem!, just a concern, threads on nut seam iffy, shaft ok,

http://www.wemoto.com/bikes/yamaha/fzr_ ... t_kit_oem/

will need to order two! R6 too!, seems to be a yamaha problem, fazers, r6, fzrs,
To name a few.

Also, joining chain, new joining link seems to be made of something mega hard, hardened steel, dont want to fork out loads for a tool that i may only use once.
Bike shop is a no,no, for now, as its miles away!

Mot pressure, this sat, then its off the road, for the winter overhaul.

[dobbslc]

The tips of the soft link aren't very hard, you can peen them over with a hammer and use another hammer or block of steel behind as support on the other side of the chain. Don't go mad or you'll have a seized link.

[Evilchicken0]

It's better the sprocket nut gets worn than the shaft, it sounds like they're getting over tightened, maybe using a torque wrench is better than a windygun.

I used an Afam chain on the Bimota, they have hollow rivets and a chain riveting tool. The tool is about £25 and works very well.