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Originally Posted by JerryHawk250
No need to break the chain. There are two bolts that hold a retainer. Once the retainer is removed the sprocket and with chain will slide right off. Usually changing the front sprocket doesn't require shortening the chain because there is not much difference in the diameter of the sprocket. Swapping the rear sprocket to a smaller sprocket will require you to shorten the chain.
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Thank you. The one minor issue I had when I received my Lifan as there was no manual. At first I figured there was no manual but reading on this forum - I see there is one. All I received was a warranty card.
Once again - thank you!
Jim H