Im looking at getting a new chain and sprocket however i want one that will give me less top end and more acceleration but im not sure whats the best. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Ed
Upgraded chain and spocket
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Re: Upgraded chain and spocket
Tooth or two more at the back will give you a little more lift
Or one tooth less at he front
three on the rear is about the same as one off the front
Or one tooth less at he front
three on the rear is about the same as one off the front
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Re: Upgraded chain and spocket
Thankyou, looking at getting a set with one more on the rear and one less on the front, i hear this makes for easy wheelies or is it best to keep the front standered and more teeth at the back?
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Re: Upgraded chain and spocket
seen one with +1 on the rear and -1 on the front, how does that sound, will that give me enogh power and lift out the corners? sorry for my ignorance when it comes to this.
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Re: Upgraded chain and spocket
changing the sprockets wont give you any extra power