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Anybody ever straightened out a wobbly sprocket? If so- how? I heard putting it inbetween two pieces of plywood and parking your car ontop of it over night works
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I don't think that would work seems like it would just snap after you try straightening it.
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I don't mean like a destroyed sprocket. I mean just bent a little from catching it on a few grinds. Enough to have a tight and loose spot.
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I guess it might work, i wouldn't trust it though it seems like it would do too much structural damage like internal crack and stuff
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I did, BUT it weakens it. I carefully tapped it with a hammer to straighten it out some.
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try it... but if you can still ride it right now just keep riding it... when you do it it wont be long til u need a new one.
Get an mds.. i hit it all the tim and it hasnt bent or anything.. its perfect.
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Just put it down on a hard surface like the garage floor and use a rubber mallet and tap it on both sides
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I bsically "trued" mine. Turned it and when i got the bend i hit it with a hammer. 
still ride it. And i did that like...... 6 months ago? Its basically straight still.
