Counter sprocket nut breaker bar

**tmotten** · #1 15 Apr 2008

Does anyone carry one of those? I actually incorporated some half inch stainless steel rod in my top box setup with a half inch drive on it to be used as a breaker bar.

Only thing is that it bent when I actually tried it out on the removal of the counter shaft sprocket. So much for that idea. I had to get a telescopic bar used wheel nuts. A lot longer, and ever that took a lot to remove the nut.

For the people that don't take anything to do it with, do you just try and find one in the place where you're doing the replacement?

**Flyingdoctor** · #2 15 Apr 2008

Get it fitted by triumph. I guarantee it'll be finger tight when you need to get it off! Maybe it's just my luck, I had one fall of a Yamaha too

**tmotten** · #3 15 Apr 2008

Sounds like it's time to do it yourself...