Steel or Alumimum Sprokets?
01-31-2007, 12:41 PM
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01-31-2007, 12:43 PM
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Re: Steel or Alumimum Sprokets?
heres what you need to know about sprocket and chain engineering:
ONLY one thing causes sprocket wear - a stretched chain
When chains "stretch", its not the metal stretching out, its the 110ish hinges in the chain wearing out.
worn sprockets DO NOT stretch your chain UNLESS they are made out of a material that is harder (or close) than the chain.
when you put a chain and sprocket on, the sprocket is supposed to seat to the chain, not the other way around.
ONLY one thing causes sprocket wear - a stretched chain
When chains "stretch", its not the metal stretching out, its the 110ish hinges in the chain wearing out.
worn sprockets DO NOT stretch your chain UNLESS they are made out of a material that is harder (or close) than the chain.
when you put a chain and sprocket on, the sprocket is supposed to seat to the chain, not the other way around.
01-31-2007, 12:44 PM
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01-31-2007, 12:45 PM
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Re: Steel or Alumimum Sprokets?
heres what you need to know about sprocket and chain engineering:
ONLY one thing causes sprocket wear - a stretched chain
When chains "stretch", its not the metal stretching out, its the 110ish hinges in the chain wearing out.
worn sprockets DO NOT stretch your chain UNLESS they are made out of a material that is harder (or close) than the chain.
when you put a chain and sprocket on, the sprocket is supposed to seat to the chain, not the other way around.
ONLY one thing causes sprocket wear - a stretched chain
When chains "stretch", its not the metal stretching out, its the 110ish hinges in the chain wearing out.
worn sprockets DO NOT stretch your chain UNLESS they are made out of a material that is harder (or close) than the chain.
when you put a chain and sprocket on, the sprocket is supposed to seat to the chain, not the other way around.
01-31-2007, 12:45 PM
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Re: Steel or Alumimum Sprokets?
heres what you need to know about sprocket and chain engineering:
ONLY one thing causes sprocket wear - a stretched chain
When chains "stretch", its not the metal stretching out, its the 110ish hinges in the chain wearing out.
worn sprockets DO NOT stretch your chain UNLESS they are made out of a material that is harder (or close) than the chain.
when you put a chain and sprocket on, the sprocket is supposed to seat to the chain, not the other way around.
ONLY one thing causes sprocket wear - a stretched chain
When chains "stretch", its not the metal stretching out, its the 110ish hinges in the chain wearing out.
worn sprockets DO NOT stretch your chain UNLESS they are made out of a material that is harder (or close) than the chain.
when you put a chain and sprocket on, the sprocket is supposed to seat to the chain, not the other way around.
01-31-2007, 12:48 PM
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Re: Steel or Alumimum Sprokets?
although, that old srad damper i got from my friend was for an old 750 with inverted forks. coincidentally, the fork clamp that it came with fits perfectly on my 929 fork. so picture that for one end of it, and picture 2 little 1-1/4" L brackets at the other end
01-31-2007, 12:49 PM
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Re: Steel or Alumimum Sprokets?
no new pics, i havent played with it in a few days
although, that old srad damper i got from my friend was for an old 750 with inverted forks. coincidentally, the fork clamp that it came with fits perfectly on my 929 fork. so picture that for one end of it, and picture 2 little 1-1/4" L brackets at the other end
although, that old srad damper i got from my friend was for an old 750 with inverted forks. coincidentally, the fork clamp that it came with fits perfectly on my 929 fork. so picture that for one end of it, and picture 2 little 1-1/4" L brackets at the other end
Scott, looks like Chris is buring every bridge he can:
https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/398...ml#post2592961
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01-31-2007, 12:50 PM
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Re: Steel or Alumimum Sprokets?
Scott, looks like Chris is buring every bridge he can:
https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/398...ml#post2592961
01-31-2007, 12:51 PM
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