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That is the stock sprocket setup for the United States. I think they had 16/42 in Europe.
I am running 16/43 (2.6875:1) Right now and at 75 MPH the tach indicates 5000 RPM.
I have a 15 tooth front sprocket in my toolbox. I am waiting to get a speedo DRD to correct the speed reading when I install the 15/43 (2.8666:1) combo.
That 15 tooth front will raise the RPM's a few hundred (6.6% higher) at freeway speeds, but should provide a little more acceleration, for even more fun.
I am running 16/43 (2.6875:1) Right now and at 75 MPH the tach indicates 5000 RPM.
I have a 15 tooth front sprocket in my toolbox. I am waiting to get a speedo DRD to correct the speed reading when I install the 15/43 (2.8666:1) combo.
That 15 tooth front will raise the RPM's a few hundred (6.6% higher) at freeway speeds, but should provide a little more acceleration, for even more fun.
Last edited by LasVegasHarley; Nov 14, 2012 at 09:15 PM.
No. I think you will wear out your clutch with that tall gear and the bike would be SLOW to accelerate.
i would agree, i would keep close to stock, try a just going a tooth if your looking for mileage, down in front, up in rear will give better accel, vise versa will give more top end, but i wouldnt go to tall and get the rpms to low
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