They guys at cycle treads said they looked fine and didnt need replacing.. Should i not trust them?
They guys at cycle treads said they looked fine and didnt need replacing.. Should i not trust them?
If you were able to compare the profile/s of yours and new ones, you'd see the difference. At least renew the front one...it poses the biggest risk to the new chain, due to the tight turn it requires from said chain.
Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?
You're gonna get some saying yes and others saying no - so it's a pointless question. I'd do the sprockets and sleep easy - your call though. When your new chain is fucked in a few hundred k's will you replace the sprockets then even though they look the same as they do today?
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A comment I heard, that makes sense to me, is that a worn chain will damage sprockets because the distance between the links has increased, so they don't line up. However a worn sprocket still has the same distance between the teeth, so they still line up with a new chain, so no more damage done.
I'd be interested to hear how the worn sprocket would wear the chain more than normal.
Richard
Chain and sprockets bed in and wear together, from new.The wear on each suits the wear on the others.
If you introduce a new part, the wear on the other parts forces the new part to wear excessively in order to bed in.
This is true for chain and/or sprocket/s.
Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?
That is one cheap sprocket kit. i got quoted 150 from cycle treads for a sprocket kit. any idea if those sprockets are any good?
they just want a repeat customer
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Well i could do one of the following... Go to cycletreads and pay 150 for their sprockets or i could order the ones off that website mentioned above. Ideas?
JT and SunStar are both good brands. Any bike shop will have their catalogues. No need to buy Honda OEM.
Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?
Ended up buying the pair from that website supplier in the previous page. apparently they will be shipped to Cycle treads and they will call me when available haha
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