I am converting my 2000 Buell Blast from belt drive to chain drive.

I would prefer not to purchase the Buell Pulley Locking Tool, but cannot figure out how to effectively hold the pulley in place while anscrewing the nut.

Anybody know how I can do this without the special tool?

if you are talking about the front sprocket, you can put it in gear then try an impact if you have one?

impact wrench

I don't have an impact wrench but it looks like it's time to buy one.

Thanks for your help!

what if you have tried to remove the pulley with an impact and it still didnt come off, what next