Sprocket Changing
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Sprocket Changing
Whats the best set-up for sprockets on these bikes. When i bought my 96F3 it was set up 13F/47R which was giving me no topend what so ever...but large amounts of bottom/mid...not to mention the constant shifting and the Fd up speedometer lol
....any suggestions for a good "set-up" for everyday riding would be great. Thanks guys
....any suggestions for a good "set-up" for everyday riding would be great. Thanks guys
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RE: Sprocket Changing
15/43 is stock for that bike. It's a good idea to NOT go below 15 on the counter shaft because it will bind the chain much faster and ruin it. Good for that bike? Probably a 15/46 or 15/47 would be pretty good. Try to go up on the rear when the countershaft is that small already.
It's also a good idea to change the sprockets (both) and the chain at the same time. A bad chain will ruin new sprockets in no time......and vise verse.
Good luck.
It's also a good idea to change the sprockets (both) and the chain at the same time. A bad chain will ruin new sprockets in no time......and vise verse.
Good luck.
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