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I have done quite a few sets now and (if you are a reasonably experienced wrencher) it is not an overwhelmingly complicated task, if you pay attention.
Be prepared and don't get intimidated.Make sure that you have a safety wire on the chain, BEFORE you take off the old sprocket and mark the chain to sprocket spot where the timing marker is on the original sprocket.
Be prepared to smile, A LOT, after you have it all back together...
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