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Old 10-04-2008, 01:03 AM
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Re: sprocket size
Originally Posted by Danger_Dave
the only aluminum sprockets that will last are the pizza pan humungous 60 tooth ones. like a 48 or 50 tooth aluminum sprocket i have experienced teeth missing. also, i am not a fan of running a steel chain, steel front sprocket, and aluminum back sprocket. thats a dumb combination. i run steel in the back. who cares about unsprung rotating mass? we aint racers.
i dont think any stunters run aluminum cuz theyre light, its cuz theyre cheap and easy to get.
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Re: sprocket size
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i dont think any stunters run aluminum cuz theyre light, its cuz theyre cheap and easy to get.


firmly agree!!!!!!!!! but im ttrying to get my hands on a steel one just casue!!!!!!!!!i waiting for sum more designs from sick!!!!!!!!!!!! HURRY UP ALREADY!!!!!!!!
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Re: sprocket size
i was gonna get like a 50t or smtin and i was told by a good friend to "go big or go home" got a 60t love every min. had to learn 2nd gear wheelies for free way
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Re: sprocket size
Stockers hold up like a ************.
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Re: sprocket size
Originally Posted by Rodman
i was gonna get like a 50t or smtin and i was told by a good friend to "go big or go home" got a 60t love every min. had to learn 2nd gear wheelies for free way
B.S.? If your on a 60 tooth you would be at the top of 5 gear
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Re: sprocket size
Originally Posted by sdfkillz
i dont think any stunters run aluminum cuz theyre light, its cuz theyre cheap and easy to get.
+1 on that. I run a 15 /62 combo on the f4i it makes learning circles much easier the bike goes nice and slow and does not stall out. but i only run around town and in the lots. If you go on the high way with this setup you will want to shoot yourself
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Re: sprocket size
Im running a 67 tooth Vortex and I love it. As far as I'm concerned Vortex is the **** as far as alum. sprockets go.
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+25 rear, GO BIG:YEAH
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Re: sprocket size
Originally Posted by sdfkillz
which proves your ignorance and the need for you to be more careful of how you word your opinions based with very limited knowledge. tons of ppl complain about vortex and other aluminum sprockets breaking teeth off at 2 to 4k miles on their bikes. if u wanna say you like vortex sprockets, fine, but dont say **** like "theyre the best" because your limited experience gives you no authority to make such bold statements.

im sick of squids giving out advice like theyve been stunting for 10 years.
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Re: sprocket size
i dont knwo how u guys like that much gearing. i just got this 05 636 and it has a 60t on it. i liek it for drifts and its fun but a little too much. i couldnt justify going over +10. but thats just me.
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Old 10-04-2008, 02:49 PM
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my friend just went +22 on an 00 ZX6r, haha redonculous, he likes it
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Re: sprocket size
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B.S.? If your on a 60 tooth you would be at the top of 5 gear
top of 5th for what?
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16 57 here
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Re: sprocket size
15 Front

66 Rear


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Re: sprocket size
Originally Posted by -SKETCHY-
http://www.pmpsprockets.com/
The best, hands down. You have to be a authorized dealer to get one (which I am). Hit me up if you want one. Prices range from $45-$70 w/color being $10 extra
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I have a PMP and love it, good price and great craftsmanship. It also looks cool when the sun glares off it.
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Old 10-05-2008, 10:50 AM
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Re: sprocket size
thanks for all the help guys . i will try to put it to good use!
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Re: sprocket size
+10 rear
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Re: sprocket size
Originally Posted by Rodman
i was gonna get like a 50t or smtin and i was told by a good friend to "go big or go home" got a 60t love every min. had to learn 2nd gear wheelies for free way

are you trying to tell me that you do 2nd gears on the highway i run 15 54 and there is no way im doing seconds on the highway at 35 mphs in 2nd im doing like 7 grand
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Re: sprocket size
oh and my rear is a driven sprocket i thought i would try out something new what a shitty idea that thing is trashed and its been maybe 6 months im not sure what im gonna use next
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Re: sprocket size
Originally Posted by Rodman
top of 5th for what?
to ride a wheelie at 70 mph on a 60 tooth.
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