Motorcycle Repair: how to replace drive chain, local bike shop, correct tools

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OK Thanks alot . Do you know where I can get the tools I need to do this job ? The chain breaking tool and the tool to flare the pins ?  Thanks again for the very good advice.  
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I need to replace my drive chain. But I need to know who to remove the old one it is a solid chain. No master link. and how to put on the new one. It is rivet type with 0-ring. the directions that came with the new chain says you need a special tool to flare the ends. I don't have that tool. Is there another way to flare the ends? I have a tool to press fit the sideplates onto the pins.
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Hi Randy.

Unfortunately, one of the realities of working on your own machine is that you need the right tools for a few different jobs.

This is one of those cases.  To do the job right, you really need the correct tools.  You cannot take chances with a drive chain.  If it is done wrong there are 2 possibilities if your repair (using the wrong tools) fails;

1) The chain comes off and leaves you stranded somewhere.

2) The chain comes off in a catastrophic way and gets caught in the rear wheel, causing an accident.

Get the right tool and do the job right.

Good luck and ride safe.
FALCON

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Hi Randy.

 In theory, you should be able to get them at the local bike shop or dealership.
However, since things don't always work out that way, you can get them online at;

www.jcwhitney.com

www.denniskirk.com

Those are the 2 that I normally recommend.

Good luck and ride safe.
FALCON