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So following this discussion, if I don't hook up the brake lining switch, then I don't need to worry about this diode, right? Posted via Mobile

I'm trying it all so thanks.

Thank you Airwolfie. Let me elaborate. I have been trying to loosen the nut without much success. The Haynes Manual suggest removing the cylinder heads and pistons and locking the crankshaft by putting a bar through. Seems a bit extreme to change the chain and sprockets. Just wondering...

Lakeview, in the time it took you to type that "answer", you could have actually helped. Or done something else useful. I would think y'all would know what I was talking about. But for those who don't know, that this motorcycle is chain driven. The final drive chain moves the bike forward by...

I am trying to replace the front sprocket without removing the heads, etc. Any words of wisdom that will help?

I really only took them apart without taking the measurements because I saw some posts here with detailed directions that didn't mention offset so I assumed that it wasn't critical. Certainly my bad though. Found 5Twins explanation of offset. Thank you for your help

I have a 74 bike that I am redoing. All the spokes were pretty rusted so I had the rims and hubs powdercoated, got some new spokes and by following the advice of the forum here, got the wheels laced up. I then went over my powdercoater's place to borrow his truing stand ( he is a Triumph guy...