Honda Rebel - D.I.D. Chain Replacement
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Controversial opinion... replace the chain without replacing the sprockets? It is always best, if you are not sure, to replace them. Yet it is not required. (as long as there is no abnormal wear) Please note: this is not recommended twice. The benefits of chain maintenance is proven to extend the life of the chain and sprockets.
front cover removal: • Honda Rebel - Front Sp...
chain slack adjustment: • Honda Rebel Chain Main...
Slack tool (BPA): • BPA-RACING Motorcycle ...
Rivet Link install: • Honda Rebel - D.I.D. R...
D.I.D. chain (OEM 112 link): amzn.to/3TEmE0V
sprocket front: (OEM 15 tooth): sprocketcenter...
sprocket rear(OEM 40 tooth): sprocketcenter...
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Just got one, your videos are going to save me tons of money in maintenance, can’t thank you enough for the professional, precise advice and tips. You’ve got a new subscriber.
Appreciate the kind words. Always feel free to leave a comment if you have any concerns.
I subscribed to your channel because your video's are very detailed and easy to understand and follow. Also it is obvious that you do things correctly and I appreciate that ~! Thank you so much for taking your time to make these video's. I am sure way more people benefit from them than those that actually take the time to thank you~! Kit
thank you so much. I appreciate your comment.
always awesome to hear feedback, good or bad.
Mission accomplished, with same exact chain onto my CMX300A!!! Thanks again for the very helpful video!!!! I ended up having to clip on the outside because my breaker tool set doesn’t have a flippable flat surface plate, grrrrr
99% of the time people do the clip on the outside. Happy it worked out for you! Thanks for the feedback!
Very helpful! I am going to have to replace my Rebel chain because of tight links. It's under a year old and just over 2k miles. Honda and my local dealer rejected the warranty claim because chains are not covered. I would suggest that with this low mileage and the age of the bike, they should have helped out. But this is where we see how the warranty is mostly useless in these situations. I will replace the chain but not the sprockets.
Be sure to Inspect the sprockets though. Just because mine were good doesn’t mean your will be.
@@SLIGHT_ Will do, but again, there is something very wrong if they are worn out after 2k and under 2 years usage 😡
@@B0M0A0K I’ve seen this before. How often did you maintain it? Service/adjust.
@@SLIGHT_ I cleaned and re-greased (I tend to use Maxima 74920 Chain Wax) after about 350 miles the first time. I added grease as soon as I got home from the dealer because, apparently, Honda don't believe in chain lube from the factory !! Then it got the 1st service at the dealership after 600 miles. I changed the tyres after about 1050 miles and cleaned the chain and re-greased as part of that process.
because of this video, I've just decided to replace my chain even it still 4k something on the odo. the chain color just look so good 😅
I got 37,000 k's from my chain, but replaced the sprockets just as matter of course...... can't break the habit of over 50 years ;) , (kept the old ones in case of some emergency in the future)
Awesome!! Yeah I’ve seen the oem chain last from 8-40k the range typically has a direct relation to how well it’s been serviced.
Thanks for the comment.
Cool video. Please post a rivet tool video when you can.
Hi, yet another brilliant video, thank you from a rebel owner in the uk, do you mind if I ask what's your current bike mileage? I realise my chain might not last as long as yours or might last longer too but its just to give me a rough idea, your a fantastic source for rebel maintenance and upgrades, ride safe bro 😎👍
Almost got 40,000km on it at the time of the chain replacement. I’ve seen chains go as quickly as 8-10k… service is key.
Thanks a lot for your support.
Thanks for the video. This is great and very helpful. I was wondering how you ground down the link before removing the chain? Thanks again!
Any grinder works.
I have a small grinder I use. Thanks for the comment
@@SLIGHT_ Great. Thank you!
Do you happen to know how the front end of the chain guard comes off? I have removed the rear bolt a couple of times and tend to tie the chain guard up and out of the way, but I have yet to be able to release the front so I can remove it entirely. It looks to be one of those plastic push clips?
I’m waiting on my new one then I’ll do that video. To replace the chain you don’t need to remove the chain guard (just a heads up)
Hello. What spray do you use to clean the surfaces and what do you use to clean the chain?
I use IPONE chain cleaner. Great for O-X-Z
Getting ready to do this with my son on his rebel, do you have a video on replacing the front sprocket?
I do not… unfortunately.
Yet a chain and sprocket is similar in every bike. Follow this… th-cam.com/video/2tL1ePCrXkc/w-d-xo.html (done in a ninja 650) similar process.
This is the front cover removal… to access the sprocket.
th-cam.com/video/WXM-nzjAs-I/w-d-xo.html
Quick question is it a 120 link or 112? And does that matter?
You’ll need 112… yet if it has more you’ll just need to take off a few links (the extra) At times it’s cheaper to get the 120 kit. As long as it’s a 520… it will work.
@@SLIGHT_ thanx
How often should you look to change the sprocket? I think mine has about 4500 miles on it but I haven't looked.
Mine has 61,000kms on the original set. I am about to do the chain for the second time now and will be replacing the sprockets at this time. Note: they have wear on them now, yet even if they didn't it is always best to replace the sprockets the second chain no matter what.
what if you lose count of adjustments on each side? is there a way to get it even on both sides after the rotations are way off when adjusting chain tension?
Absolutely, there are many options… you can use a chain alignment tool (clamp and bar basically) or spinning the tire and following the chain reading. The sprocket should be in the middle of the chain, if it’s to the side… adjust until it gets back in alignment.
@@SLIGHT_ I ended up getting an alignment tool. But for quick reference, do you which direction of rotation of each the axle adjusters affects the movement of the chain left or right?
Slight, How many miles did you get on your chain?
Almost had 40,000km/25,000miles on it at the time of the chain replacement. I’ve seen chains go as quickly as 8-10,000km/5-6,000miles… service is key.
Thanks for your comment.
Tightening torgue of front and rear sprockets on Honda rebel cmx 500 2022 ?
Front (drive x1 bolt) sprocket is 40lbf•ft
Rear (driven x5 bolts) sprocket is 80lbf•ft
Video on this will be available soon.
If I want to change the rear sprocket to 41T do I need a 120L instead of the stock 112L?
You’ll need 115 links so the 120 chain would be your best bet. Just remove the 5 extra
Thank you in advance...
What lift are you using?
Links to the stands I use are in this videos description. th-cam.com/video/KwL__10IoW0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=eoJIJPdBGPndg5vT
Please note: you will need to still move the muffler if you are running the stock muffler.
Does the chain has to be 112L? What if I only found 120L, can it be shorten it to 112L
Yes you’d just remove the links you don’t need.
@@SLIGHT_ Thank you, I'm planning to change both chain and sprocket for my rebel but I can only get 120L chain with front 15T and Rear 41T sprocket set here, do I still need 112L for it?
@@bmjjj2410 you’ll need more links then the oem 112 (approximately 115 links with 15F 41R)
I've been told to change sprockets every other time you change the chain.
Absolutely! Unless of course there is damage/wear to the sprocket itself.
I’ve been pushing the limits on my 2020 CMX500, replacing the chain for the second time now at 61,000km. As for the sprockets they will need to be replaced this time as they have wear. (Even if they didn’t I would replace them at the second time)
Does this chain work for rebel 300?
Yes. Both the 300 and 500 uses the 520 (112link)
What size chain?
For future reference, All info I make sure to have in the videos description.
The Rebel 500 uses - 520 vx3 112 link.
@@SLIGHT_ thank u sir!
I mark with a marker 6/12 /3 and 9 so I know I’m doing a quarter turn or a half turn
Great suggestion! Thanks
@@SLIGHT_how do I remove the front cover to see the front sprocket
@@ericszulkowski3214 I have these links in the description.
too much talking but not helping 😊
@@batsentambuhji9463 interesting… what exactly did you have difficulty with? Maybe I can clarify?