AndyCatts

Knew that would get at least a few of you to look. Anyhoo, I need to install a new front sprocket on my 1994 CBR600F2. I don't want to fark everything up, as I'm not the most mechanically inclined person in the world. So I would be ever so grateful if someone would kindly trade their time (maybe a torque wrench too) to help me change it. I'll give you a 6-pack of your favorite beer, and be your wrench monkey.

I have:
- basic tools (socket set, etc.)
- Nice garage with light
- Rearstand.
- Clymer's manual for my bike.
- 6-pack beer of your choosing (Or, if you like cheap beer, it can be a larger pack. The 6-pack is of a premium micro like a Widmer Bros. or something.)

You have:
- Mechanical knowledge
- Thirst for beer
- Desire to help a n00b

thanks in advance!

Midnightmotorsports

Hmm, I know someone like that.

AndyCatts

Then send them my way!

AndyCatts

Nobody interested after 87 views? y'all don't like free beer? Well...what would get someone to help? I don't exactly have deep pockets. Failing that, how about some shop recommendations for this type of thing and what it would cost (oh, my wife is going to kill me. This was only supposed to cost $25.)

Desvio

I was thinking about taking you up on that, but going out to SBNW this weekend. Otherwise I'm open.

What part of Portland you in?

DGA

If I were not busy and going out of town I would give you a hand. You can do it yourself...it's that easy. Take the cover off, you might have to remove whatever is locking the bolt in place, you will see this when you take the cover off, than just remove the nut/bolt. Leave the bike in 6th gear when you do this and step on the rear brake. You might need help with this part. Put some lock tite on that bolt/nut, tighten it well, use whatever locking mechanism is there to secure the nut/bolt again, put the cover back on and you are good to go. Where is my beer now?

SNDSLGR

I dont drink much but I will help, at my place... I like having my own tools on hand.