'97 M750 chain size?

[Mike Qube]

I have a 1997 M750. I think it's about time for a new chain. I dont have a manual. Does anyone know what the size of my chain is?

[Howie]

520, if you have stock sprockets, ...nevermind, you have a '97, different gearing.  Anyway, if the chain has high mileage you should consider new sprockets at the same time.  If you go here
http://www.ca-cycleworks.com/shop/catalog/ducati/chain.html and scroll down you will find what you need and if you call all your questions will be answered.

[Mike Qube]

520, if you have stock sprockets, ...nevermind, you have a '97, different gearing.  Anyway, if the chain has high mileage you should consider new sprockets at the same time.  If you go here
http://www.ca-cycleworks.com/shop/catalog/ducati/chain.html and scroll down you will find what you need and if you call all your questions will be answered.

I was thinking that I would need to do the sprockets when I do the chain. They look fine, but I figure I should do them just to know I have new ones. I don't know when the guy I got the bike from last did them.
I would think that it's as easy as unbolting the old one and putting the new ones in it's place? Is there anything else to it?