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old bugger
18th April 2016, 14:09
where do you get them from tried local or are they of different model
Yow Ling
18th April 2016, 20:02
What bike it for?
old bugger
18th April 2016, 20:08
sorry Suzuki fxr150 to use at mt wellington
jellywrestler
18th April 2016, 20:29
sorry Suzuki fxr150 to use at mt wellington
where's mt wellington?
ellipsis
18th April 2016, 20:37
where's mt wellington?
...where am I...?
TZ350
18th April 2016, 20:41
where's mt wellington?
321057
Mt Wellington
TZ350
18th April 2016, 20:52
where do you get them from tried local or are they of different model
428 sprocket common to a lot of small Suzuki's, Kawasaki's, Honda's and maybe some Pitbikes too.
rambaldi
18th April 2016, 20:56
321057
Mt Wellington
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/76/Sievi_Boots_(2).jpg
Or here?
Drew
18th April 2016, 21:17
Is a sprocket that small not tighter than is efficient? 14 is as small as is meant to be practical with 520.
TZ350
18th April 2016, 23:08
321062 ... http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2050601.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.X428+front +sprocket.TRS0&_nkw=428+front+sprocket&_sacat=0
$1.97 and free shipping, how much cheaper can you get. Plenty on Ebay, just need to check the spline size, there are two common sizes 17 and 20mm.
nzspokes
19th April 2016, 06:28
Is a sprocket that small not tighter than is efficient? 14 is as small as is meant to be practical with 520.
I run a 12 on my dirt bike with a 520. Seems fine.
Drew
19th April 2016, 07:18
I run a 12 on my dirt bike with a 520. Seems fine.
I can't seem to find any real info on it, so it could just be a myth. It was explained to me that when the angle between two links is too tight, it becomes less efficient. Turns more of your power into heat like.
nzspokes
19th April 2016, 07:59
I can't seem to find any real info on it, so it could just be a myth. It was explained to me that when the angle between two links is too tight, it becomes less efficient. Turns more of your power into heat like.
Its not the best for sprocket or chain life as the load is not spread. But on a dirt bike that's no issue.
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