sprockets
#1
sprockets
Which Sprockets should I put on my 2007 GSXR 750 to make clutching a wheelie the easiest. I don't know too much about gearing and the -1/+13 **** so if someone could first off go easy on me on this thread and secondly give me an easy explanation on what it means aka gearing for newbs. Thanks
#2
Re: sprockets
your 750 should lift up pretty easy with stock gearing, even just a power wheelie, clutch up shouldn't be a problem. that being said, a lot of guys around here to maintain decent street use will go -1/+2. the -1 is the amount of teeth you drop in the front sprocket and +2 is the teeth you go up in the rear sprocket. how many teeth you throw on the back is gonna depend on what your intentions are, but i'm bettin you don't want to go crazy with it yet...
#5
Re: sprockets
Your bike comes stock with 17/45, which comes out to about 2.64. It should pull up just fine, but -1/+2 never hurts. 16/47 will give you about 2.93. And you'd get to keep your stock chain........
#12
Re: sprockets
so the less i have up front and more i have in the back the slower/easier it is to bring up. Whats the best to learn on? I've gotten the front up a few times but never rode it and that was on my 2006 GSXR 600. Im a little hesitant about tryin it on the 750. So If I could change up the sprockets to make it come up slower that would be great. To wheelie in 2nd do I get it up to 5-6 grand pull the clutch in and then rev it to about 8-9 grand? dumping the clutch as I rev it up??? Thanks to those who gave me good advice!!
Last edited by GixxerK1ng; 07-03-2008 at 11:49 PM.
#13
Re: sprockets
also whats a good site where I could find sprockets?? I was looking and saw some for my bike but said somethin like 520 to 525. I told you im a newb........Told you im a newb so go easy on me And will changing the sprocket making it come up easier also make the slower on the highway? :D
Last edited by GixxerK1ng; 07-03-2008 at 11:41 PM.
#14
Re: sprockets
dude if u just wanna learn how to do wheelies, dont mess with sprockets it will only make it harder to learn. when u put a big sprocket on back it makes your throttle very touchy you will only end up getting you and your bike hurt with a big sprocket. and be carefull some of these guys like to mess with new guys telling them to buy 70 tooth sprockets and such
#15
Re: sprockets
slower slower means getting it higher and learning your rear brake... -1/+2 is the most id go, learning. unless u wanna do circles or cruise on the highway, then -2/+29 combo is :YEAH
also whats a good site where I could find sprockets?? I was looking and saw some for my bike but said somethin like 520 to 525. I told you im a newb........Told you im a newb so go easy on me And will changing the sprocket making it come up easier also make the slower on the highway? :D
#17
Re: sprockets
dude if u just wanna learn how to do wheelies, dont mess with sprockets it will only make it harder to learn. when u put a big sprocket on back it makes your throttle very touchy you will only end up getting you and your bike hurt with a big sprocket. and be carefull some of these guys like to mess with new guys telling them to buy 70 tooth sprockets and such
#18
Re: sprockets
u should go -1 front + 10 rear.......i think i can help u
https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/464...ml#post3378594
https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/464...ml#post3378594
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