Anyone stunting a supermoto? Gearing Q'
02-09-2005, 07:00 PM
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Anyone stunting a supermoto? Gearing Q'
Just after some advice on what gearing you run on your SM's ??
I'm still at stock-ish 14/44 but considering a drastically bigger rear sprocket to liven things up some more??
I'm still at stock-ish 14/44 but considering a drastically bigger rear sprocket to liven things up some more??
02-09-2005, 09:09 PM
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Re: Anyone stunting a supermoto? Gearing Q'
i dont have a SM but would like to have one...im sure something like -2 +5 would be perfect for everything 
good luck with the supermoto those things are bad *** bro :YEAH
good luck with the supermoto those things are bad *** bro :YEAH
02-10-2005, 03:30 AM
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Re: Anyone stunting a supermoto? Gearing Q'
Originally Posted by flip3587
i dont have a SM but would like to have one...im sure something like -2 +5 would be perfect for everything
good luck with the supermoto those things are bad *** bro :YEAH
good luck with the supermoto those things are bad *** bro :YEAH
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02-10-2005, 09:03 AM
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Re: Anyone stunting a supermoto? Gearing Q'
Id personally go more up in the rear rather than 2 down in the front
Looks better in my opinion, and I dont like when the chain rubs on the swingarm/chain guide beecause of the very small front sprocket.
Looks better in my opinion, and I dont like when the chain rubs on the swingarm/chain guide beecause of the very small front sprocket.
02-10-2005, 10:45 AM
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Re: Anyone stunting a supermoto? Gearing Q'
Has a buddy of mine who has an 525 Moto running with enduro sprocket sizes.
Dont remember the sprocket size. Butt a little bounce when riding 6th gear, the front wheel is flying
You can put the 50 sprocket on easy. You dont need the speed anyway!?
Dont remember the sprocket size. Butt a little bounce when riding 6th gear, the front wheel is flying
You can put the 50 sprocket on easy. You dont need the speed anyway!?
02-10-2005, 10:53 AM
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Re: Anyone stunting a supermoto? Gearing Q'
Originally Posted by Z.w.A
You can put the 50 sprocket on easy. You dont need the speed anyway!?
) and I plan a good few track days this year.Think I am going for 14/46 T when I replace my chain etc too. Going to leave it at 14/44 for the time being in an attempt not to kill myself
02-10-2005, 03:20 PM
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Re: Anyone stunting a supermoto? Gearing Q'
actually the 14/50 is safer, less speed and more engine brake Try that because you already have that possibility. Go back to stock if that is too extream.
Try that because you already have that possibility. Go back to stock if that is too extream.
02-10-2005, 03:38 PM
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Re: Anyone stunting a supermoto? Gearing Q'
My KTM went pop when out last week, it seems I've ****ed the valves, supposedly from non-stop practice for about 40 minutes.
Should I buy a cheap shitty suzuki bandit 600 to learn to stunt on instead? then use the KTM when I can actually change gear and not sit on the limiter every wheely
Should I buy a cheap shitty suzuki bandit 600 to learn to stunt on instead? then use the KTM when I can actually change gear and not sit on the limiter every wheely
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