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Old 04-27-2005, 11:44 PM
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Hey, how is everybody? Im doing alright... just doin some more shopping for my bike


The previous owner of my 2003 CBR 600 RR decided to change gearing (1 down front, 2 up rear). At first I didnt like it... but I'm getting used to it, and actually liking some of the advantages. But.... I need a new chain! [:'(]



any suggestions on a chain? What size "should" I need.... is there anyway I can tell if the sprocket change also changed my chain size? (520-530 :S) how do I tell what I need?



Thanks for any and all help,

Chris
 
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the rear sprocket usually have the weight of the chain needed on it
 
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OK... now that Ive got the sizing down...

What would you suggest for a 520 chain. Im going "bang for the buck" here. I dont want to spend bookooo money on a chain, but I also know I need to spend some.... chain snaps are dangerous :S


thanks for any help,


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check out D.I.D they have some pretty good chains
 
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