Good quality/priced sprockets?
10-31-2005, 05:09 PM
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Good quality/priced sprockets? hey guys, looking to buy a -1 +1 replacement set of sprockets for my gix 750 and was just wondering the best place to look for quality and value? Guess I'm gonna need a chain to go with 'em too while I'm at it so if you got suggestions for that as well please let me know.
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-Josh
Thanks!!!
-Josh
10-31-2005, 05:15 PM
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Re: Good quality/priced sprockets?
I have Jt sprockets on my Gixxer 750 I still use the stock size 525 chain. I wish they had a bigger bling factor though, I have a -1 +2 set up... it will run you around 35 for the rear and 15 for the front.
10-31-2005, 09:56 PM
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Re: Good quality/priced sprockets?
How about you just find an 00-03 stock gsxr 600 rear sprocket for about 10.00 shipped on ebay and throw it on. Your sprocket is 43 the 600 sprocket will be 45. No need for a chain either.
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11-01-2005, 09:07 AM
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Re: Good quality/priced sprockets? Hit up Jake @ Carolina Cycles, they do custom sprockets, just rear's though, anything up to 77 or some ****, 520/525/530, and he has a few materials to choose from, and they start around $50.... Jake---> chavisgroup@charter.net (864)503-6138 Tell him the C.O. Stunt Ryderz sent ya for a discount/verbal thrash'n.....ha.. lata
11-01-2005, 09:27 AM
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Re: Good quality/priced sprockets?
Thanks guys. I was always under the assumption that it was best to replace the chain along with both sprockets? Maybe that isn't a rule in the bike world though.
I'll check into all of the info you have given. Don't really have a need for a full custom sprocket on this bike as it's for street only and I want to keep the gearing rather tame.
Thanks again.
-Josh
I'll check into all of the info you have given. Don't really have a need for a full custom sprocket on this bike as it's for street only and I want to keep the gearing rather tame.
Thanks again.
-Josh
11-01-2005, 09:40 AM
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Re: Good quality/priced sprockets?
I go through www.onoffroad.com. They have good package deals on chains and sprockets.
11-01-2005, 07:39 PM
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Re: Good quality/priced sprockets?
moto heaven phil hooked it up i orderd mine friday at 4 oclock and he told me it woudl be there monday i was like ya ok im not countin on that sure enought it was on my door step when i got hom from work monday 
11-01-2005, 07:44 PM
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Re: Good quality/priced sprockets?
Originally Posted by kxrider
moto heaven phil hooked it up i orderd mine friday at 4 oclock and he told me it woudl be there monday i was like ya ok im not countin on that sure enought it was on my door step when i got hom from work monday
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