Yes, I have had good service from http://www.starcycle.com/and http://www.sprocketcenter.com/just recently. Starcycle was $50 cheaper for the same chain then other places I visited on the net. They also cut the chain to the correct length at no additional cost.

Be sure you have access to a chain press if you are going to do it yourself!

Robert Bashaw
www.RideHSTA.Com
LoweSTLong Chain On Arkansas
CBR1000F
ST1100A2 STovokor
VFR800A5 Interprize

The highway has never been a friend to the rider but an accomplice to his restlessness.

 

I've installed AFAM steel sprockets on my 1000F and my wifes F3. I'll be doing my F3 soon. I ordered them online from DriveSystemsUSA here. Steel sprockets are going to give you the most life and least wear. Going with some of the other alloys can save weight, but don't last. It all depends on what you want to get out of it.

http://www.drivesystemsusa.com/c/24062/1/honda.html