Time for new chain and sprockets.

skiffman

Location: Western Wa.

Joined: 09/01/09

Posts: 122

Time for new chain and sprockets.
09/27/10 11:24 AM

As mentioned its time for new chain and sprockets.
What do you fellas run and who was your supplier?
Currently running a 16t but will probably go back to stock to get speedo right and slightly better mpg.
Or might go up a tooth or two out back.
Have a few suppliers i use but figured you all have your favorites and possibly great deals.
Thanks for your responses

06 14 Tuskigi stainless pcIII w/custom map.
Penske shock. GP North forks
Custom Leather seat
And too many other mods.
Track Bike morphing into a sporttourer
ZG touring screen, risers, Buell pegs, etc.

And a couple of other Kawi's

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bean07

Location: South Ozz

Joined: 08/02/10

Posts: 3181

RE: Time for new chain and sprockets.
09/27/10 11:32 PM

G'day mate go to Products/provider's thread under "sprocket centre" by heathun good rec.

2006 CBR1100xx with a few mods + V Star 1300A Cobra swept exhaust,Fi2000 EFI,Big air kit, Rad cover/Guard,Forward controls/pegs,Pillion mini boards,screen,rack,Saddleman seat a few chrome bits.

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BearsZX72

Location:

So Cal, Antelope Valley

Joined: 08/26/10

Posts: 291

RE: Time for new chain and sprockets.
09/28/10 2:42 PM

Hey skiffman, I just replaced my front and rear sprocket along with a new chain. I ordered mine from Knee Draggers. I ordered Vortec sprockets, stock, and a D.I.D. 530 Black and Gold O-Ring 120 link chain along with a few other parts. Knee Draggers has a warehouse here in California, I received my parts in just a few days. I ordered on Friday morning and received them on Monday afternoon. Good service and fast shipping! I was very happy.

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ozjohnno

Location:

Melbourne OZstralia mate

Joined: 03/09/09

Posts: 114

RE: Time for new chain and sprockets.
10/01/10 1:31 AM

Yeah about to go through this myself. what chain would you guys recommend, and what are the standard sprocket sizes

Cheerz

OZ

So many toys to buy...... so little time and money

Cars?..... I dont like cars, they have too many wheels and go round corners funny!

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heathun

Location: Carrollton, Ga

Joined: 02/15/09

Posts: 543

RE: Time for new chain and sprockets.
10/01/10 7:53 PM

I like D.I.D chains. The stock sprockets are 17 front and 41 rear, with stock gearing or -1 on the front the stock chain length is 116 links.

"You don't quit riding because you get old, You get old because you quit riding"!

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ozjohnno

Location:

Melbourne OZstralia mate

Joined: 03/09/09

Posts: 114

RE: Time for new chain and sprockets.
10/02/10 2:44 AM

what about these super sprockets...... worth the investment ??

OZ

So many toys to buy...... so little time and money

Cars?..... I dont like cars, they have too many wheels and go round corners funny!

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skiffman

Location: Western Wa.

Joined: 09/01/09

Posts: 122

RE: Time for new chain and sprockets.
10/02/10 12:26 PM

I'm going with a Supersprox 43 rear and stock 17 front. The stock rubber cushioned front is so much quieter.
EK SuperSport series MXV gold chain. Going to try EK's screw type masterlink also.
Hate to go away from the D.I.D but mine kinked quickly and have lived with it for quite awhile. Just trying another highly rated product.
Ordering from kneedraggers for quick turnaround.

Thanks for your input guys.

06 14 Tuskigi stainless pcIII w/custom map.
Penske shock. GP North forks
Custom Leather seat
And too many other mods.
Track Bike morphing into a sporttourer
ZG touring screen, risers, Buell pegs, etc.

And a couple of other Kawi's

Link | Top | Bottom