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To replace the sprocket on the Triumph Bonneville, loosen the bolts securing the cover on the right side of the bike, just behind the clutch cover. Once this cover is loosened, you can remove it and access the underlying components: here you will find the sprocket, which needs to be freed by unscrewing its locking nut. By unscrewing the nut at the rear wheel, you can loosen the chain so that the sprocket can be extracted; finally, insert the new sprocket, reassembling all previously removed components.

Updated on 21 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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