Yes.
You'll need to shorten the chain. It'll make acceleration easier, but it'll cut top speed.
Yes, and 3 piece cranks.
Yes Pretty much all 3 piece cranks should fit any sprocket you buy for them.
yea but i has to fit duhhh
1 piece cranks need the 1/2 inch pedals while 2-3 piece cranks use 9/16th. Just to help the newbies out there. OPC or one piece cranks mean the arm that holds the pedal is just one piece of steel that goes from pedal to pedal through the bottom bracket (where the bearings ride). Those only use ½" size threads on the pedals. 3 piece cranks are identifiable as each arm is separate and bolted onto the spindle which is part of the bottom bracket. 3 piece refers to 2 arms + the bottom bracket. Only 9/16" (which are bigger than the ½") threads fit those arms. Don't forget the left arm is backwards thread, so to loosen you turn it righty tighty. The right arm is normal so lefty loosy to remove.
To determine if a 25-tooth sprocket will fit your cranks, you'll need to consider the crankset's compatibility with the sprocket's mounting standard. Check the bolt pattern and spacing of your crankset against the sprocket specifications. Additionally, ensure that your chain is compatible with the sprocket size. If all these factors align, then the 25-tooth sprocket should fit your cranks.
Yes all parts are except for the stems and sprockets witch are anodized. I perfer you get one.
It will if you have bmx (or bmx style) cranks.
Yes, it will fit and do fine! 1986 - 1991 are the same cranks.
No, a 40 chain and a 41 chain will not use the same sprockets. While both chains have similar dimensions, they have different tooth profiles and spacing, which means they require specific sprockets designed for each type. Using the wrong sprocket can lead to poor fit, excessive wear, and potential failure of the chain or sprocket. Always match the chain type with the appropriate sprocket for optimal performance.
I'm also looking for a one piece bar for my a1 but in my point of view I can find any which can fit in.
yes... if you have the right bottom bracket... it has to fit the cranks as in 19 20 21 or 22mm most likely......... and it has to be the right size for the frame.. if its bmx it will probably be US size or euro, spanish or standard. if you find the right bottom bracket with the right size bearings then yes..
To fit excavator tracks on a B15 Yanmar, start by lifting the machine using a jack or appropriate lifting equipment to access the undercarriage. Remove the old tracks by loosening the tension and detaching them from the drive sprockets. Align the new tracks with the sprockets and idlers, ensuring they are properly seated, then adjust the tension as needed. Finally, check the alignment and ensure everything is secure before lowering the excavator back to the ground.