newbie- sprocket question
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newbie- sprocket question
I know if I spent an hour searching I could get this info- but/.....
Someone please explain the difference in rear and from sprocket sizes.. I see most of uare changing front only- but some are changing rear ( i know need longer chain).. I NEED torque or a serious diet[:'(].. any good experienced info would be appreciated..
Someone please explain the difference in rear and from sprocket sizes.. I see most of uare changing front only- but some are changing rear ( i know need longer chain).. I NEED torque or a serious diet[:'(].. any good experienced info would be appreciated..
#2
RE: newbie- sprocket question
going form the stock 14 tooth to a 13 tooth sprocket will get you onto the power sooner. so it feels like the bike has more torque. it doesn't. your just getting to the meat of the power sooner . going larger in the rear does the same thing just in smaller doses because their are more teeth on the rear. 3 to 1 is usually how it goes. 3 teeth in the rear is the same as 1 teeth (tooth) in the front. i tried a 13 tooth front and it did work but i wanted more torque down low for the wood. i then put a stock kdx 20047 tooth rear on with the 13 front. worked ok but i had to shift way too often because the bike rev'd outthat much quicker. i put the 14 front back on and everything works good. good torque down low without pounding on the shift lever so much. hope this helps.
#3
RE: newbie- sprocket question
you do know lowering the gearing also lowers the top speed right? your looking for torque so this shouldn't be an issue but i thought i should mention it. also going with a larger rear sprocket you will need a longer chain.
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RE: newbie- sprocket question
ORIGINAL: lcpl0331
you do know lowering the gearing also lowers the top speed right? your looking for torque so this shouldn't be an issue but i thought i should mention it. also going with a larger rear sprocket you will need a longer chain.
you do know lowering the gearing also lowers the top speed right? your looking for torque so this shouldn't be an issue but i thought i should mention it. also going with a larger rear sprocket you will need a longer chain.
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