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Hey , I have a '91 GSXR 1100 and I love it! I love wheeling it but i am scared of falling back and breaking my neck, i am working on it and riding them pretty good now but i had a few questions maybe you guys could answer. I was wondering if I was to make myself a wheelie bar, i should bolt it to the subframe, but would it comprimise the structural integrity of my bike? don't really want to **** it up to bad you know... also i want to get new sprockets for easier wheelies whould i go down one tooth in front and two teeth in back or could i just leave the back alone? Would going down 2 up front and 4 down back be better? Or even bring ing the back up a few teeth. How much would it affect my acceleration and top speed? thanks for the responses, Ride on...
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you go down teeth in the front and up teeth in the back to improve you low end torque. You can usally go up a few teeth in back without changing your stock chain and compromising too much "real world" top end speed...you'd have to ask a dealer or someone familar with your bike how much of a gearing change the bike could handle still utilizing the stock components and go from there.
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