Rear sprocket...
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TWISTEDTWIN
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Rear sprocket...
Hi everyone!
After introducing myself (in the dedicated part of the site...)I started a dibate on the tall first gear on my trx.
Dropping the front sprocket to 16t was the first suggestion but then Killerwhale said that upgrading the rear one to 43t would have the same effect without stressing too much the chain.
I can not find a website (uk) wich can supply me one, any suggestions?
Cheers
After introducing myself (in the dedicated part of the site...)I started a dibate on the tall first gear on my trx.
Dropping the front sprocket to 16t was the first suggestion but then Killerwhale said that upgrading the rear one to 43t would have the same effect without stressing too much the chain.
I can not find a website (uk) wich can supply me one, any suggestions?
Cheers
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Longer chain needed for larger Sprocket size?
Following on from aftermarket sprockets:
If I switch to something like a 17 / 42 sprocket combination, do I need a 112 or 114 link chain instead of the standard chain length?
If I switch to something like a 17 / 42 sprocket combination, do I need a 112 or 114 link chain instead of the standard chain length?
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Depends on wether your axle has room to move forward on the swinging arm.TWISTEDTWIN wrote:...so...changing the rear sprocket to 42t or more needs a longer chain while a 16t on the front lets you get away with the standard chain (I just replaced the chain...)..if that's the case i think I will forget the rear sprocket option!

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This could helppwmotorsports wrote:mine being Stock needs some jiggery pokery now its naked so whats the recomendations ? want about 120MPH top ideally but really want to make it work as well as it can 0-100 more bottom end stomp being the main aim
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