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http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/pr...wrench-kit-12v Really cheap, powered either by lighter socket or clipping onto a battery, so just take the seat off and clip it to the bike battery. 10 seconds and it's off. I think your hypothesis about the sprocket also fitting a Honda or Kawasaki with a locking washer is probably correct. |
Job done! It was a pig to get off and I resorted to someone standing on the back brake and used a long handled torque wrench as I didnt have anything else handy. Thanks for the help everyone
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