fig8 first the pin 7 is pressed by a first tool 54 through one end of holes 12 in the inner pin mounts 11 of inner ring 5 of the larger sprocket 2 in axial direction a until a defined overhang u is formed on the opposite side of the sprocket 2 preferably the size of the overhang u equals the height of the bevel on the end of the pin 7 the larger sprocket 2 is supported by a first support 53 in this process the fact is exploited that production of pins with very narrow length tolerance is possible in addition this method also profits from the discussed property of holes 12 which can have a sharp edge or a bevel it has proven to be particularly advantageous to press the pins into the hole end having the bevel if in the alternative embodiment a pin 7 was only pressed through the hole 12 in the inner pin mount 11 from the side with the bevel 50 in the axial direction a until the top of the pin were flush with the back of the sprocket in which case there would be no overhang u owing to the bevel of the pin 7 in addition to the bevel there would be less pressing in or contact surface between the pin 7 and the surface of.