sprocket sizes?
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RE: sprocket sizes?
Stock is 43, or 42 Depending on where the bike was manufactured. Canada and UK might be the 42?
an extra 3 teeth might be stretching your chain pretty close on the adjusters. It all depends on how many links are in your current chain. I would suggest just dropping a tooth on the front. One down in the front is = to 3 in the back. If you've already done that, then the extra 3 teeth might just fit as you would have only 2 teeth difference after the one in the front.
an extra 3 teeth might be stretching your chain pretty close on the adjusters. It all depends on how many links are in your current chain. I would suggest just dropping a tooth on the front. One down in the front is = to 3 in the back. If you've already done that, then the extra 3 teeth might just fit as you would have only 2 teeth difference after the one in the front.
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RE: sprocket sizes?
After seeing much debate about this topic on this and other forums, I get the impression that Honda issued a few different configurations in the two years the 929 was produced.
Apparently stock was either 16 front 42 rear or 15 front and 42 rear. I have also heard some guys claim 43 rear.
The chains were 530, 108 links.
Apparently stock was either 16 front 42 rear or 15 front and 42 rear. I have also heard some guys claim 43 rear.
The chains were 530, 108 links.
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RE: sprocket sizes?
stock gearing is 16T front and 43T rear on a 530 chain with 108 links.
a 46T sprocket meant for a 525 chain will not work. even if it was for a 530 chain, the stock chain would probably be too short to work. your best bet is to order a 520 conversion kit with the sprockets and proper length chain.
edit: the non-u.s. models had a 42T rear sprocket.
a 46T sprocket meant for a 525 chain will not work. even if it was for a 530 chain, the stock chain would probably be too short to work. your best bet is to order a 520 conversion kit with the sprockets and proper length chain.
edit: the non-u.s. models had a 42T rear sprocket.
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RE: sprocket sizes?
ORIGINAL: yp_urslf
thanks guys, is the 520 chain any weaker? will it wear faster? i dont race my bike or anything other than 1/8 mile dragstrip every now and then, and i need a new chain anyways so would the 520 conversion be the best thing to do? do aluminum sprockets wear out faster?
thanks guys, is the 520 chain any weaker? will it wear faster? i dont race my bike or anything other than 1/8 mile dragstrip every now and then, and i need a new chain anyways so would the 520 conversion be the best thing to do? do aluminum sprockets wear out faster?
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RE: sprocket sizes?
ORIGINAL: yp_urslf
thanks guys, is the 520 chain any weaker? will it wear faster? i dont race my bike or anything other than 1/8 mile dragstrip every now and then, and i need a new chain anyways so would the 520 conversion be the best thing to do? do aluminum sprockets wear out faster?
thanks guys, is the 520 chain any weaker? will it wear faster? i dont race my bike or anything other than 1/8 mile dragstrip every now and then, and i need a new chain anyways so would the 520 conversion be the best thing to do? do aluminum sprockets wear out faster?
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RE: sprocket sizes?
ORIGINAL: yp_urslf
thanks for the info, i think im gonna stick with the 530, but im having trouble finding a 45 or 46 tooth for the 530. any one know where i can order one online? also, where can i get a 530 chain for a good price online?
thanks for the info, i think im gonna stick with the 530, but im having trouble finding a 45 or 46 tooth for the 530. any one know where i can order one online? also, where can i get a 530 chain for a good price online?
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