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Old 06-29-2009, 07:41 PM
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F4i gearing question...

I just bought an 01 f4i. This is my first stunt bike and I'm a little lost as to what kind of gearing I should put on this thing. I want to ride the lots, but this bike is my street bike as well. How big should I go with the gearing?

Someone suggested that I get a 520 conversion.. -1 and +2. Would this be enough for what I'm gonna use the bike for?
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Old 06-29-2009, 07:50 PM
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Re: F4i gearing question...

just dont go over 60t in the rear and ull be good for the most part i have a 57t on my f4i i took it out for the first time today and it wasnt that bad on the street highway i think i was goin like 80 solid not to high in the rpms keepin up with and passin traffic but i donno i have no tach or speedo
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Old 06-29-2009, 08:03 PM
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i went 525chain and 15 54...which is down 1 up 8...seems to be a retty good middle point..i am parting mine out because of no license ..anyways if you wanna swap hollar at me
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gixxerkiid: thanks man

Kuziken, I just sent you a pm.
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