wanted to know if this helps me to chain my bike yamaha yz250f
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This is a drive chain, there are instructions included for installing it. Don't know what size chain your bike needs.
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Save for needing different adapters on some Yamaha's, which are available on amazon the gauges have worked on bikes from a humble ninja 250 to a sport bike 600cc Honda F4 to a Kawasaki 1200 ZRX. In other words it will do it all. I've yet needed or even thought of anything I couldn't sync with these gauges.
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You will need a chain tool to remove any excess linkage for a single speed bike. If you are using it on a bike with derailer then it does include a masterlink.
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I believe I have.It's not super easy to do as it's supposed to be a heavy duty chain but it is possible with the right tools.You'll definitely need to put some force behind it though.
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I am not sure what kind of bike you have, but I have a Harley softtail, that weighs over 750lbs, and I have used this jack to move my bike easily around my garage. I would recommend getting straps to help secure the bike, this would be a great item, and its just being safe. I have moved my bike without the straps and have had no problems.
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Its a great lock and chainJust isnt long enough to use for a motorcycle in my opinionEven has a built in light on one of the keysCheck ebay i will be selling mine tonight
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I believe so. However, I would probably use the zip ties instead if the rubber bands and I would consider putting a piece if rubber or something to even out the mount that goes on the bike. That way it won't shift or leave a gap. Hope it works for you. I love mine!
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If you install this on a bike with existing cassette and drailleur on the back wheel, you will have chain-line issues. This is meant for a sine speed setup.
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padlock a vinyl coverd cable around bike back to safty chain loop by the receiver make sure to go around the frame of bike
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Yes you have to play around a little as i did. I switch out the sprockets on mine. That`s just that my chain is two links short, but it should work well. Remember i used my old sprockets, just clean and grease them.
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I use this every day and I never had this issue. I know when I was young and the chain came off you had to move the pedals slowly and work it on that way. I'm thinking that I would also notify seller and see if they can help you. I hope this was helpful.Beth
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I would suggest to get a name brand one. I just use this for bmx and dirt jump style bikes and it is pretty wimpy and doesn't hold very well. the parts aren't very strong. hope this helps you out with your purchase.
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I am not an expert on bike assembly, but I think none of these handy tools would be good for all aspects of it. I read the pedal wrench is weak. I like the unit for tightening things and attaching accessories like cyclometers, bells, and others where a screwdriver or Allen Wrench is required.
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Though I've never used such a device to connect my rack to my bicycle-it may be possible to connect said rack to the aforementioned item.Try contacting the company or a skilled bike mechanic for further details.However,a picture or description of your bike would help me further in answering your question.
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I'm assuming you have a dirt bike. I used the chain breaker for my ZX10R. The chain breaker I bought will break your KTM chain and regular bicycle chains. The face plates and riveting tools for pushing out pins are standard for all chains. I hope this helps.
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Doing a brief search about the patterson two speed crank setup, I'd have to say no, it would not work. This is designed to convert a BMX style BB into a 3 piece crank set up you would find on a lot of MTB's.
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Should be a pretty standard bike chain. I would suggest removing and taking it to a local bike shop for replacement. You can probably just lubricate the chain and continue using it.