Sprocket kits???
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thanks
so if I go -1/+2 on my gsxr750 I would need a new chain, or just add more links?
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so if I go -1/+2 on my gsxr750 I would need a new chain, or just add more links?
Check out http://www.calsportbike.com
They have the kit you want.
Modified by Son at 6:22 PM 12/9/2004
They have the kit you want.
Modified by Son at 6:22 PM 12/9/2004
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thanks
so if I go -1/+2 on my gsxr750 I would need a new chain, or just add more links?</TD></TR></TABLE>
sprockets and chains are designed to wear as a set, if you put new sprockets on an old chain it will substantually decrease the life of the sprockets, and vice versa. once you try to get the nut off the crank shaft to swap out the front, you will know why replacing them all the time is not something thats alot of fun
thanks
so if I go -1/+2 on my gsxr750 I would need a new chain, or just add more links?</TD></TR></TABLE>
sprockets and chains are designed to wear as a set, if you put new sprockets on an old chain it will substantually decrease the life of the sprockets, and vice versa. once you try to get the nut off the crank shaft to swap out the front, you will know why replacing them all the time is not something thats alot of fun
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