Gearing for CBR900rr
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Re: Gearing for CBR900rr
Originally Posted by Deep Waters
WTF do you mean by help? you're right in that it won't really help his wheelies but a chain with bigger links has a harder time going around the front sprocket. worst case scenario would be 530 chain on a -2 (14tooth) front sprocket.....best case would be a 520 on a stock(16tooth) front sprocket. you will have longer chain and sprocket life with the latter.
here's some more advice which will probably be dismissed as being gay use a rivet master link(gsxr7502001 is assuming this is what type of master link your chain has, by instructing you to grind off the head of the rivet = "little pins"), not a clip master link(you're chain might be using one of these, in which case no grinding is necessary), check you're chain slack often and adjust it as necessary, and keep it clean and lubed(sounds gay huh)
here's some more advice which will probably be dismissed as being gay use a rivet master link(gsxr7502001 is assuming this is what type of master link your chain has, by instructing you to grind off the head of the rivet = "little pins"), not a clip master link(you're chain might be using one of these, in which case no grinding is necessary), check you're chain slack often and adjust it as necessary, and keep it clean and lubed(sounds gay huh)
and chill out on ragging on him cuz he doesnt know whats up. so many people get all up tight on here for no reason. if he doesnt know whats up, tell him but dont be a dick about it.
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