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Powder coating sprocket carrier hub 2005 S2R 800

Started by The ModFather, October 10, 2019, 07:06:02 PM

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The ModFather

I'd like to remove the rear sprocket carrier hub (one of these https://www.ebay.com/p/2215413698?iid=182740840014) and powder coat it. Any caveats? Assuming the sprocket wont just fall off cause the chain holds it in place? Any issues with powder coating it?
2005 S2R 800 Analog Motorcycles Custom Build
2007 Sport Classic 1000S
2008 848 Track Bike
2015 Diavel Dark - Sold
2005 Monster 620 Dark - Sold

RB

I did it to a stock carrier. Just make sure you don’t coat any mating surfaces. I did add a quick change but that’s behind the carrier cover.

The ModFather

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Well only one of the 5 nuts actually came off for the for the rest the whole bolt appears spins with the nut after I cracked it. Not sure what's going on here? Is it not possible to just remove the outer flange without taking the whole sprocket off? Now I'm worried if I try and re-tighten the bolts that they wont actually be tightening to spec unless I take the whole sprocket off and tighten those nuts. Help
2005 S2R 800 Analog Motorcycles Custom Build
2007 Sport Classic 1000S
2008 848 Track Bike
2015 Diavel Dark - Sold
2005 Monster 620 Dark - Sold

The ModFather

Tried tightening the nuts and two will tighten the rest just spin. From what I'm gathering you need to take the whole sprocket off and there's an allen head for the bolts that attach it to the sprocket. Ugh.. If I had known I had to take the whole sprocket off I wouldnt even have even gone down this rabbit hole. Just wanted to remove and powder coat the outer flange.  [bang]
Now I'm afraid I'm going to have to take the whole thing off to get it tightend which is a much bigger pain.
2005 S2R 800 Analog Motorcycles Custom Build
2007 Sport Classic 1000S
2008 848 Track Bike
2015 Diavel Dark - Sold
2005 Monster 620 Dark - Sold

stopintime

Yes, it usually needs to come off (I haven't heard about access from the other side), but it's just the one big axle nut.
252,000 km/seventeen years - loving it