Part 5: Replacing the Chain and Sprockets -

On this vide I am replacing the sprockets and chain on my #yamaha #fz09.
Come with me ti see the struggles with vendors and the success!
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My Bikes
2022 #kayo k230
2017 Yamaha FZ09
2014 Yamaha FZ09

[@joserafa03]

So actually it took you a couple of days to finally be able to join the chain ! Lot of mistakes from that supplier on your order ! Good job as always ! 🇵🇷

[@dannomight1980]

I basically did the same with the heavy, ugly swingarm. Now about to do sprockets -1/+1 and chain. It's still 110 links. Impeccable timing for the vid lol

[@ToModorNottoMod]

That’s awesome! Yeah I wasn’t a fan of that thing!!!

[@Jason.1999]

how is the -1/+1 change ? i still run stock ... do you recomend this or should i go for -1/+2 ?

[@dannomight1980]

@@Jason.1999 tbh I kinda wish I would've went -1/+2 but the -1/+1 is still way better than stock. The bike pulls harder throughout the the rev range to redline now at 11,700 after the tune from Vcyclenut. I also did the snorkel mod to the airbox, sprint filter, spark grid o full titanium exhaust, woolich quick shifter and the racing tools and more lol

[@Jason.1999]

@@dannomight1980 holy shit you whent ball to the wall with your bankaccount 😳😂😂😂 nice i too have a full system titanium exhaust but the rest of the changes are just for Optics thx for the reply im still thinking about the -1/+2 ( i ride a LOT or tight corners around here and ive heard it gets a little too jerky to handle with the gearing change what are your thoughts ? 🤔

[@jonnyrountree851]

What do you do with the power cable going to the license plate light. Did ya just cut it? Can't find any video on the removal of that arm

[@ToModorNottoMod]

Hey Jonny, the video Part 4 has it. Yes I cut it and soldered the cables. I used the power for lights inside the swingarm . Have a good day brother!

[@twowheelsquirrel]

Not gonna grease the pins before installation? Nah, whack em in dry 🙄 Also as he didnt mention it and i now wouldnt trust a word he says. Grease the damn pins and O/X rings before installing and if its a clip style make damn sure the opening of the clip is facing away ftom rotation!

[@ToModorNottoMod]

Geez brother! Don’t forget to breathe! Good point. I always do but I have also installed them with the lubrication the chains come with. I know i know you don’t have to say it, that is for preventing rust…but I have installed pins with only that and have been able to get 20k plus out of a cheap chain! Have a good day bro! I will use the grease next time.