The chain is secured using 2 different methods on pretty much any bike(with a chain). Choice 1 is with a master link using a clip. This will be the only link that looks a bit different than the others. Usually facing the outside of the bike although it is possible to have it facing inwards. If you have a master link with clip you will need to use a pair of pliers or a flathead screwdriver to force the clip off then once removed you can remove the link plate behind the clip. Choice 2 is on many street bikes and this is a pressed on plate master link. Basically it uses the link pins like a rivet. Once the master link is slid through the master link plate is then slid on and the links pins are "peened" to secure the link and plate. To install or remove this style you'll need a chain press tool. These can be bought from a company like Motion Pro. Might be easier and cheaper to take it to a bike shop.
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The weight of a 1985 Suzuki FA50 is 101 lbs with no fluids.
The 1985 Suzuki DT100 does weigh about 900 kg which is equivalent to 2000 pounds.
I turned both the key holes, pulled up on the seat, tried to slide, but nothing.
The torque specs for a 1985 Suzuki Quadrunner can be found in its service manual. The service manual can be obtained from Suzuki upon request.
Emi Suzuki was born on September 13, 1985.
Emi Suzuki was born on September 13, 1985.
Shuto Suzuki was born on 1985-08-31.
Kenta Suzuki was born on 1985-09-16.
Akiko Suzuki was born on 1985-03-28.
Tomoki Suzuki was born on 1985-06-08.
Denmei Suzuki died on May 13, 1985.