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M0T0RIDER3737

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hey all, 

i'm about the carry out a chain and sprocket replacement on my bike, the question i have is, looking at the rear sprocket assembly it doesn't look like the hub nut needs to come off to do the replacement, i'm probably wrong, which is why i also bought a 46mm socket just incase, TL;DR can i get the rear sprocket off without dismantling part of the rear hub assembly?

thanks in advance and sorry if this has been asked before, i couldn't find anything when i searched for it.

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The hub nut does not need to come off.

 

On my 97 there are 6 bolts with 14mm nuts that hold the rear sprocket on the hub assembly, I assume its similar on your 2014.

 

Here is a video made by a member here that details the whole process, which is really fairly easy.

 

The torque value on the bolts is 33 newtons or 24 ft. lbs.

 

Have at it 🙂

 

 

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FromMaine is right.  The hub doesn't need to come off.  The job is, to me, a messy and PIA job but a shop would do it wrong for too much money.  You can do it.  I recommend using Honda sprockets.  Just my opinion on that.  

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