Sprockets
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Sprockets
I want to order a couple of sprockets for my bike, 1 sprockets 1 tooth less than standard and 1 sprocket 2 teeth less than standards just too see what happens really. Can anyone recomend a good make of sprocket and where to get it as my bike eats them anyway at the best of times. Cheers guys.
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Re: Sprockets
going down teeth on the front and back doesnt make sence!!jim1979 wrote:I want to order a couple of sprockets for my bike, 1 sprockets 1 tooth less than standard and 1 sprocket 2 teeth less than standards just too see what happens really. Can anyone recomend a good make of sprocket and where to get it as my bike eats them anyway at the best of times. Cheers guys.
ive always gone down a tooth on most of ym bikes,makes an amazing difference.
maybe if you go down one on the front and UP one on the back that would be much better
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Ok by going 1 smaller on the front sprocket increases the stress on the chain by 8% but by going up 3 on rear (the same as going 1 down on the front) will reduce the stress by around 8%.
So best advice would be to go 3 up on rear.
You will have to increase your chain length !
Age
So best advice would be to go 3 up on rear.
You will have to increase your chain length !
Age
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Re: Sprockets
I meant I was going to order 2 different front sprockets just to see how mental it would be 2 teeth down and the other one just to use normally.watters wrote:going down teeth on the front and back doesnt make sence!!jim1979 wrote:I want to order a couple of sprockets for my bike, 1 sprockets 1 tooth less than standard and 1 sprocket 2 teeth less than standards just too see what happens really. Can anyone recomend a good make of sprocket and where to get it as my bike eats them anyway at the best of times. Cheers guys.
ive always gone down a tooth on most of ym bikes,makes an amazing difference.
maybe if you go down one on the front and UP one on the back that would be much better
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Cheers age I didnt know that, my chains dont last too long before they get stretched as it is.AGE996 wrote:Ok by going 1 smaller on the front sprocket increases the stress on the chain by 8% but by going up 3 on rear (the same as going 1 down on the front) will reduce the stress by around 8%.
So best advice would be to go 3 up on rear.
You will have to increase your chain length !
Age
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Already mentioned, but if your bike is eating chains then they are either really cheap ones, or you need to adjust them and keep them oiled!
Renthal are good, and I'd recommend Band C express. have called them many times at 4pm and had the sprocket the next day.
Talon are also good.
Renthal are good, and I'd recommend Band C express. have called them many times at 4pm and had the sprocket the next day.
Talon are also good.
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