Dirt Bike Chain and Sprocket Installation

This BikeBandit.com How To Video overviews Dirt Bike Chain and Sprocket Installation with Steve Matthes and was produced by Transworld Motocross.

With the amount of torque put down by modern dirt bikes, they've got quite the appetite for chains and sprockets. Fortunately replacing them is quick work with the right parts and tools. Whether you're just replacing a sprocket, a worn out chain or are going for all three, BikeBandit.com has the dirt bike parts you need to get back riding. Stock OEM replacement sprockets and chains for dirt bikes can be found at http://www.bikebandit.com/oem-parts

Aftermarket sprockets for dirt bikes are going to be a bit longer lasting depending on the model, so you'll want to choose wisely. You can save a buck here and there, but that often means that you'll end up replacing chains and sprockets on a dirt bike at a greater frequency. Aftermarket dirt bike sprockets can be found on our website at http://www.bikebandit.com/sprockets/cm/a697344 and aftermarket chains can be found at http://www.bikebandit.com/chains/c/a697193

It's a good idea to do a thorough inspection before proceeding with any work or placing an order for parts for a dirt bike. Things like chain sliders and rollers may need to be replaced as well. OEM chain sliders and chain rollers for dirt bikes can be found within our OEM parts section at http://www.bikebandit.com/oem-parts, aftermarket chain sliders can be found at http://www.bikebandit.com/chain-sliders/cm/a729377 and aftermarket chain rollers are located at http://www.bikebandit.com/chain-rollers/cm/a710843

You may find our dirt bike chain adjustment and lubrication how to video helpful for this procedure which can be found at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsBycase5vw

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Dirt
• Bike
• Chain
• Sprocket
• Installation

[pdylan1234]

BRAAP!

[ben1996ful]

i have got a new chain and i put it on to see how mant links to cut out, i made the chain adjusters a little shorter but the chain is only a good tention if it is at the 1st mark on the oem blockers does that matter because it will stretch and go back to 3 maybe 4th mark on the blockers

please reply antone

[scotty4142]

@HitmarkerPro not sure man, never seen it before haha

[HitmarkerPro]

@scotty4142 whats green do?

[scotty4142]

@HitmarkerPro blue is removable and red is permanent

[undefinedpimpster]

What kind of rear sprocket should i get for my baja 150

[kingj200000]

great tips and excellent video,like the fact that this was a factory mechanic,like watching this guy do his thing!!! keep up the good work! thanks....plus i buy transworld! good writer as well,plus a funny dude!

[HitmarkerPro]

What happens if you use like red locktite